In confused. I thought TTK meant The Taken King, what does it mean now?

Just played my first match, after our first loss a team member quit, it went 5 -blam!-in rounds 3v4. Yeah thats fair.... Edit: just joined a control match, match ended when i got in, 45 to 15....

I solo and the only problem I run into is when I try to D1 rush by myself thinking one mag and grenade will wipe the enemy team. D2 focuses on team play for sure to get the advantage, but 1v1 is still a thing along with 1v2 scenarios. Playing solo is fine, but don't get mad that you can't slaughter the enemy team when it's a 1v4 scenario. Obviously this is all my opinion so feel free to counter.

I'm now always checking the roster and immediately backing out if the opponents have a fireteam. Saves me a boring mercy. And maybe if more ppl follow this rule, Bungie has to fix their matchmaking.

Eye up Guardian, have you been a one wolf, has your clan fallen apart during the recent content drought, are you bored and looking for something to keep you engaged in Destiny while you await D2 and its eventual release in September, or have you found that the beta is telling you that playing in a clan will bring you more success? If some of this sounds familiar, I suggest you come take alook at XxTheWolfpackxX for either PS4 or XB1 and yes, we even have a PC clan ready to go for when that is available. PS4 - https://www.bungie.net/en/Clan/Detail/1151566 XB1 - https://www.bungie.net/en/Clan/Detail/1121944 PC - https://www.bungie.net/en/Clan/Detail/1904923 The clan was started in August of 2015, just in time for Taken King after several of the original members had gotten together and decided that playing solo was just not the way to go anymore. We are a community of like-minded gamers that holds its teamwork and values seriously, with one intention and goal in mind; To unite guardians who seek a clan to call home with clanmates who have your back with no requirements. The Wolfpack does not have very demanding requirements. We expect our members to be active, social, helpful, mature, and respectful. In return, you can expect the same from everyone else here. This will ensure the most amazing experience and will draw you in for hours of entertainment, whether it's PvP, PvE, or both. The clan is a no requirements clan, meaning, no posting weapons, class, light, mic or any other must haves for joining activities, we want to include everyone. By the same token, we expect that guardians will not attempt to join an activity if there light is significantly lower than the recommendations bungie has for each activity. We do ask that all who request to join the membership link the b.net account to either the ps4 or xb1 account used for gaming to avoid ghost accounts etc. We are a very active clan and run tournaments fairly often on pvp and pve content to spice things up for those who just want something to do in the game, play with great people and have fun. We run raids, strikes, missions as well as all pvp content. Membership is open to any mature individual who wants to play. Tags are earned by being helpful in game and on the clan wall as well as playing often. Nominations are taken monthly and near the end of every month, given out to those who have earned it. The clan is a no requirements clan, meaning, no posting weapons, class, light, mic or any other must haves for joining activities, we want to include everyone. By the same token, we expect that guardians will not attempt to join an activity if there light is significantly lower than the recommendations bungie has for each activity. We do ask that all who request to join the membership link the b.net account to either the ps4 or xb1 account used for gaming to avoid ghost accounts etc. Our members come from all walks of life and all corners of the globe bringing a diverse and interesting group of players together. There is never a worry of not having someone to play with as members play at all times of the day and with global coverage evem if you are up at odd hours in your timezone, other will likely be on from around the world. Come join us, find a place among the wolves in the den and get the most out of your Destiny experience. Stay frosty.

Play randoms and invite teammates that have good chemistry with your gameplay. Repeat until you have a team?

don't play countdown then. i've matched like two full fireteams in control

I do just fine playing solo in D2 competitive

I prefer to play PVP alone. If the only way to be successful in D2 is to pair up with friends than I will not be playing. Every time I play with others, more of my time is wasted standing around doing nothing. Then there needs to be a consensus about which activity to do. Pass. The older I get the less I like people.

Don't play competitive solo. It's too tough.

Correct me if i'm wrong but i'm pretty sure D2 beta has reset mmr....so sbmm cant be happening.

For a solo player just looking for a casual game, the crucible really isn't enjoyable. Engagements are almost always teamshooting now and you can't just barge in and play Cq to scare people out of camping holes. In fact, cq is effectively suicide anymore with how slow everything is. Everything has to be coordinated. It's all about playing back and team-shooting now. For a cq player like myself, It makes crucible almost unplayable. And honestly, there's not much strategy to it either. All you have to do is wait out the initial cap at b, attack on every side and wipe the capping team, cap the point, and then camp. And once a team is nice and burrowed in? Gl taking back the advantage, which adds up incredibly fast. If this was all competitive, it would be fine. Maybe if the maps were bigger and control points more spaced out camping wouldn't be such a problem. But this is my main issue in casual. Crucible really does seem like it will be less about the skill of the individual player, and more of the coordination of the team. Again, if this was about competitive modes, it wouldn't be an issue. But casual is an absolute sweat fest, and solo players who don't want to try-hard carry every game are gunna find this hard to enjoy. Granted, guided games will help get you a group, but what if you just want to run lone-wolf? Bungie has always had a playlist for those players, and now it just seems like they're punishing them. I know a lot of you on here will respond with git gud , but for the 95% of the gaming population who doesn't strive to make a living off of MLG highlight reels ;) crucible is going to feel very alienating.

I quit playing after 45min. Nothing intrigued me enough to keep me playing. I'm sure the patrols will when the main game drops.

Solo pvp'er here in destiny 2 beta my kd averages a 4.0 winning 90 percent of my matches I'm loving all the pvp changes now we have alot more gun play. While my kd averages around a 1.0 to 1.3 in destiny 1. If u adapt and have aiming skill it's a heck of alot better then 1. I was very surprised because I loved year 1 and 2 pvp.