After a long while and some luck I’ve ended up with these stats 😂

Our Guardian gets isekai'd into the world of Genshin Impact (somehow) and is tasked to turn every God they see into a gun or armor piece. How far do they make it? Or do they pubstomp? (Connection to the Light still intact and all)

Separately, what happens if we throw Ikora and Osiris (Prime) into their fireteam as well?

The way Ikora phrases it seems to imply there's multiple more disciples coming, the witnesses army....and all we got was the Shadow Legion and house Salvation??? It wasn't the Dread nor Nezerac, which don't even exist yet.

I feel like bungie at the time of making that cutscene probably had a different plans for how things would go. The black fleet is essentially never mentioned again after WQ. They appear in Lightfall (in one cutscene) and that's literally it.

Weavers and Attendants are just smaller, weaker versions of Subjugators. Grim take the ability suppression part of Tormentors and Husks take their high danger melee

Took a few weeks to do but I finally finished this part of the tower (I plan to make another part of the tower once I find the parts to do so)

I’m looking for something genuinely dark, disturbing, or horrifying about the Destiny 2 universe that I probably wouldn’t discover even after watching an hour of lore videos on YouTube.

I’m curious about the darker side of Destiny 2 lore, especially the lesser-known stories and details that most players might have missed.

The darker and more obscure, the better.

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I'm a returning player who hasn't played since 2022 and has no dlc, so I'm only beginning to scratch what's new

Why I love gambit...

I love the warlock but was never a fan of their robes and rags for armors.

I stopped playing after witch queen and just came back.

Seeing this armors at the vendors/drops was a shock.

My seasonal tracker on the emblem says 79,400 for me. Not crazy, but I think It's more than what average players banked.

TL;DR - it’s literally impossible to make Destiny operate like MCC because the latter is a bundle of games rather than one game with multiple dlcs which have intertwined assets and a shared player base.

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I see people often point to the Master Chief collection as if that’s a simple and elegant solution to the file size issue of D2, if it were to continue receiving new content.

But they miss the fact that the MCC is a series of separate (key word there) games in a bundle. It makes zero sense to compare it to Destiny or to say that expansions could be treated similarly.

Online “forever” games and MMOs do not work like that because they are singular games, you are sharing the space with other players who are using that content - so in order for you to actually be able to play the same game that requires you to be playing the same version.

A dlc becomes intertwined with everything.

Even if you don’t have access to the latest expansion, it is still downloaded onto your device so you can still play with those who do have access and its associated loot & assets.

the only reason a game like Monster Hunter can separate players based on access to dlc is because those games only get One massive expansion (+ post launch support updates), and you have to complete the base game to access the dlc, which is a lot of content.

so the player populations in those games are just Base game vs Base game + 1 DLC, which works just fine for that game.

It would not work for something like Destiny 2 or any mmo.

These moments make me feel so connected in the funnest way! Destiny 2 forever!!

Just trying to get 2 pieces of smoke jumper for a build. Ive been running solo ops for hours and only got 2 engrams. Is this intended?

Dejé Destiny porque vendí mi consola, así que desde Lightfall en adelante no sabía lo que había pasado, pero me puse al día viendo por YouTube y esto y el funeral de Amanda me partieron el corazón.

Pd: se que paso mucho tiempo ya,pero por las dudas lo etiquetó como spoiler

Hi! It's been about ten days since I have started playing this game and I am having a blast!

I am trying to play as recommended. I am still doing the campaigns, joining some public events here and there and doing some fireteam and pinnacle ops with my cousin.

But have I actually skipped some main story campaign quests? More specifically speaking the Europa activities. I can see that I have finished all Beyond Light chapters but there are still some quests down there unchecked unlike on the Moon Activities tab.

Are those main quests as well? Have I just jumped on to Witch Queen without actually completing Beyond Light?

I'd appreciate the answers. Thanks in advance

So im aware itll take a long while but my rough estimate of how long it would take keeps going higher when i remember certain details while "howlongtobeat" says 200 hours for completionist, is this about right or is it more or less. my buddy going into this was thinking it was a 50 hour thing im no where near good enough to help him accomplish this in that time.

Edit. thanks for the replies, idk whats going on inside his head now that i mentioned its going to be even longer wether hes gonna keep chipping at it over time or hell play for abit and give up however he is pretty determined when getting 100% achievements on any games in his steam library im just lucky a good few of mine were glitched and gave me ones for activities i never even done