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One of the best comebacks in gaming

This is a game that I've poured countless hours into, and it's a rollercoaster of emotions. It always feels like it's so close to being amazing, but there's this lingering feeling that it might just fall apart. Bungie, keep telling us they're going to fix things with each new expansion, but it often doesn't quite hit the mark, and that's frustrating.

Now, don't get me wrong, I love the core gameplay. The shooting is great, and the PvE content is fun. It's those moments when I'm teaming up with friends, doing raids, and dungeons that keep me coming back. But then there's the other side of it.

As a player, I've seen Destiny 2's progression system go through so many changes that it's become a maze. There are different currencies, and seasonal mechanics that make it hard for new players to wrap their heads around. It's disheartening to see newcomers struggle to understand the game because it's genuinely a great experience once you get the hang of it. But that initial confusion can be a real turn-off.

Then there's the whole monetization crap. It's like they've got a new way to make us spend money every season. Microtransactions, season passes, dungeon keys, expansions - it's a never-ending list. For new players, it's not just about what to buy, but also how to buy it. Do you get the DLC separately or in a bundle? And the in-game currency for dungeon keys just adds another layer of complexity. It's a frustrating mess.

Storytelling is another gripe. Destiny 2 has this incredible lore, but playing the game you wouldn't know that. In game storytelling is a confusing letdown. Expansions promise to straighten things out, but they often leave us with more questions than answers. It's a bummer because I genuinely want to dive deeper into the universe they've created.

But despite all these frustrations, Destiny 2 has its moments of pure greatness. Raids and endgame content are some of the most satisfying experiences I've had. When everything aligns just right, Destiny 2 can be an absolute blast.

In the end, Destiny 2 is a game I keep coming back to because I know how great it can be. It's like having a favorite restaurant that sometimes serves an amazing dish and other times leaves you with a mediocre meal. I've lost hope that Bungie can find the right balance between making money and making players happy.

I bought this after trying out the demo. I don't know why I bought it because not only does this full game have more issues syncing with the app then the demo. It also didn't let me play the other two games(Winter Rush and Golden Run) at all. It also kept logging me out for some reason. I really like the concept but when only 1 out of the 3 games work and even then it's too much of a hassle to get started, it quickly becomes not fun.

My biggest issues were

-App not syncing with game
-Games not working at all
-Having to constantly log back in both in-game and in-app
-Game randomly crashing when I hit the back button

Minor issue
-Some text not being translated(The Play button)

I spent longer logging in multiple times then playing the game.

This dev is a freaking snowflake. Dev PLEASE GROW A PAIR. You p*ssy, if you can't grow a pair and act like this then go on ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Twitter with the rest of the Libtards to complain instead of blasting this ♥♥♥♥ into my Liberty. Man these days can't take anything without crying like babies.

Its one of the games of all time.

It's fun nice and short free game with good music and a fun short story definitely worth the 20 minutes it takes to beat plus the Achievements are not to hard to get.

GG....

I tried everything.







The Mc just has no balls.

The immersion is amazing
Before I went to sleep today I opened up my phone to save the game and then I realized it was real life and I didn't have to save. damn


Also Mods.

11/10