destiny 2 review
Destiny 2’s Top Player Discusses Major Issues With The Game
Destiny 2 has been out on consoles for a good while now, and many of us have been spending long hours enjoying the game. Despite the fun we have had with the game, there are some significant issues that you will face, specially if you decide to stick with a lot longer than I did, and really delve deep into the end-game. Here’s what one of the top Destiny 2 players has to say after spending countless hours playing the game. On Power Level Power level is not a good thing at all. Light level was sloppy in Destiny 1, and they preserved problems from Destiny 1 while introducing new ones. Destiny 1 light levels made it possible to under-level but not to over-level, which makes it feel like your character never gets more powerful. You get “less weak,” but never “stronger.&...
This Is Destiny Too: Destiny 2 – Review
For fans of Destiny, it became more than just a game – it became a hobby. We would spend hours late at night, running patrols, completing raids, talking about shows we were watching, or work stuff, and always seeing the numbers go higher. It was an experience that many of us had not had before, and in the period of three years, we saw the game evolve and change from a barebones husk of an MMO to an incredible online shooter, that was able to build a strong community around it. Destiny 2 sees Bungie taking everything it learned over a period of three years, and refining almost all of its systems, while making a few things worse. First and foremost is the story. The original Destiny was criticized primarily for it’s lacking narrative. While a lot of this was fixed with later expansions...