Panoptes was the Vex with a plan. So Osiris told us to stop him. Literally that's it. Want to hear more crazy explainations. Ghaul was a really big bad who beat up the City, so the Traveler's shard told us to stop him.. Crota had a plan, so Eris told us to get him back Oryx, more plans, we [b]took[/b] him out. Now if you want to hear a real story from DLC look at the House of Wolves. A story of betrayal, a leader rising above his shame and failures to try again. Hoping to reclaim a home for his kind. Skolas, Kell of Wolves. BAD MOTHER-blam!-ER. Destined Kell of Kells. Had an Elite squad of deadly fighters, even the Shanks and Dregs could be considered bosses. The Wolves didn't -blam!- around, they meant business. Sady Skolas dies

We, ya know, like stopped a, stopped a Vex cos Ozzie went missing in a Infinite Forest which had no trees in it. And wasn’t Infinite. Then, shot a big ol vex, like one of the other ones we’ve been shooting. Then, oh and we had a new girl ghost, she was pretty useful and not annoying like Nolanbot with his C3PO impression, then um.... Oh, then like, Ozzy and his Ghost left, for continuity purposes. Sheeesh, I’ve no idea actually.

If you didnt rush through it and listened to what people said you would know.

Gave money to Bungie to play content that was already in the game

So my understanding of the CoO is this (DISCLAIMER THIS IS ONLY MY INTERPRETATION AND IS NOT CANON): To summarise basically the vex want a future with no light darkness or life only them, what stops the vex is their inability to simulate light which the vex are seemingly learning to do so that they can defeat us and get the future they want but Osiris thinks destroying panoptes (who is in charge of the infinite forest) will stop them from doing this and deny the future they want except at the end Osiris seems to imply it is only temporary and the Vex are likely to find another way and work on it. long version in the spoiler [spoiler][/spoiler] -The infinite forest is a giant machine of some sort which simulates the past, present and the future along with all potential probabilities, meaning it has lots of timelines. - Osiris enters to study more about the vex and to try and stop them as they are basically a network of mindless puppets trying to achieve the same future, where they win and we are shown that the future is the a world devoid of life, the light and the darkness. - Panoptes runs the infinite forest and therefore can see all potential timelines and seems to be able to use the infinite forest to delete unwanted outcomes and get what they want which is the future previously mentioned, hence all timelines Osiris and his reflections find all lead to the future desired by the vex. - Their main problem is us the guardians as they cannot properly simulate light which means most of our actions and therefore cannot easily delete outcomes when they fight us compared to cabal or fallen. -The vex are now learnign to simulate light more accurately over time with the traveller's awakening and if not stopped early can properly simulate light and kill us easily. -Osiris believes that killing Panoptes will stop them from being able to simulate the light properly and as a result allow us to beat the vex. Hence why he is in the forest chasing him. The more confusing part to me is at the end is when he says something along the lines of "many equations lead to the same solution." Which seems to imply he knows it isn't a permenant fix and the vex will eventually find another way to work on simulating the light, but it does tie in to with the part in the fall of osiris comic where he tells Ikora they will have to fight the vex for longer than forever which my name is byf implies means forever across all of the vex timelines. [spoiler][/spoiler]

Learned the harsh truth that Osiris suffers from dementia :(

Don’t worry you aren’t the only one. We have no clue. Somehow someway they found a way to beat or outlive the Dark and Light. Which is pretty major considering back in D1 they couldn’t beat the Darkness, much less both sides. But absolutely zilch is given to us about how they would accomplish this goal. Not a shocker with their lack of storytelling skills so far. In short, it’s a smoke and mirrors plot line. All filler with a few nods to D1 lore but little more than them meeting a deadline for $.

We played a Video Game

We killed Panoptes, the Vex Mind in charge of the Infinite Forest. At some point in the future he was going to use the Infinite Forest to simulate a way to achieve total convergence. With him dead he won't do that anymore. But wait, the Vex are still using the Infinite Forest anyway? So what did killing Panoptes achieve? I'm confused.

Story, writing , voice acting, pure childish. They were targeting their 12yo fanbase i guess.

Since Panoptes was the Mind in charge of the Infinite Forest, killing it dealt a huge blow to whatever plans the Vex had with it because now all the knowledge is spread across many small Vex Minds instead of collected in one huge one that can see the entire picture. Apparently Panoptes had been on the verge of discovering a way to obliterate all their enemies whenever we killed it The Vex can recover, and probably will eventually, but we slowed down the Vex in our solar system a great deal (only the ones in our system because all the ones outside are broken up into different groups working out different plans. Compartmentalization)

We opened a few doors and chased a few bosses

I liked the last boss fight.

I don't remember....It was kinda like the 1st time I tried to have S e X....it was over before it started

Realized we got played like a vintage violin