{{
`${userDetail.user.displayName}${userDetail.user.cachedBungieGlobalDisplayNameCode ? `#${standardizeBungieGlobalCode(userDetail.user.cachedBungieGlobalDisplayNameCode)}` : ""}`}}
{{getUserClans()}}
Edited by Art Raiders:
6/8/2025 12:20:06 PM
22
What’s your selling point for Edge of Fate Bungie?
What’s going to want us to drop $100 for the deluxe edition? No new subclass / abilities, one destination when we are supposed to be leaving sol, soft core sunsetting of armor / weapons, and a smaller dlc size. Your tiered loot system is free so that’s not a selling point. So tell me bungie and players, what’s making you spend $100 for this dlc?
English
#destiny2
-
I canceled my pre-order. I will be uninstalling. This game doesn't respect your time and the devs heart aren't in it anymore. So long Guardians!
-
Who in their right mind - in 2025 - would even drop 100 bucks on Destiny's DLC in the first place... like LOL bruh? Anyway, that new ability looked nice, until I realized it's not a new super or anything. It's just a gimmick to solve puzzles. Cant use it in trials, gambit or onslaught... thats not fun.
-
Edited by TripleF73: 6/12/2025 10:42:38 AMIn Shaxx’s voice, “ Grind ForEVAR GUARDIANS!!!” Edit:- This was meant to be sarcasm 🙃. It was meant to poke fun at those that think a perpetual light level grind is a good thing. I’m not buying this DLC or the next for this very reason. The game has been taking the direction of reducing the light level grind and allowing us to grind for what we want in the game. This 180 is going to blow up in Bungie’s face. Hopefully so badly that the studio’s independence from Sony is stopped. I also hope that those ultimately responsible for this and Marathon’s demise are finally held accountable for their poor management of the studio.
-
What’s my selling point? I get to play more fun content with the guys I’ve been playing the game with for I don’t even know how many years at this point… We get to hang out, play a game that we all love and hate at the same time, but most importantly, we get to have fun - that’s what video games are about.
-
You get that much for free in other games
-
EoF alone doesn't sell for $100. The version of it that comes with the full years worth of content is the version that sells for 100 and the stuff included in that bundle is the stuff that constitutes the selling point.
-
1 Reply
Guardian,Archon Of LightEliksni at Heart,Archon of House Light - old
Reset, get to make new builds from scratch People are freaking out just because they are scared of change, even though they said they want something different , Bungie does something different, then people rage The entitlement and indecisiveness of the Destiny community is unequaled -
[b][i]NOTHING[/i][/b] - found something better to spend my time on. 10 years of D1&D2 was fun. EoF news just keeps going down hill till now where they are about to plunge over the edge of the world and no Black Pearl to rescue them!
-
Jet Set WillyI really didn’t want to save Drifter. - old
So far nothing is making me want to buy the upcoming dlc. Maybe there’s going to be a big reveal that will show something that makes me want to play it. But I’m not holding my breath waiting. -
Yeah, there's not much of a selling point - which I've seen echoed by content creators too. The new location doesnt seem that interesting, it's mainly re-used assets and the power grinds seems to heavily depend on old content. They havent even announced a new strike and from what I can gather there wont even be any lost sectors on Keplar - those resources apparently went into solo-opses instead, which I've only seen negative feedback on. The only reason I will still play it is because I stick to one game or don't play at all - sometimes for years at a time. I currently feel somewhat invested and also want to play something and can't be arsed to find a new game. I know, sticking around because of laziness is a bad excuse but that's where I'm at.
-
If you have to ask ....There isn't one it's some leftover items from whatever they were building for the 3rd person game that will never happen.
-
My friends. Regardless of the game being good, bad or indifferent, it's the homies that keep me investing. We raid together a ton, do dungeons, triumph chase, emblem collect and so much more. Having people that I truly enjoy doing that with me in a game I also enjoy makes a $100 investment easy.
-
The selling point is a sunk cost fallacy... players are invested so to get your money's worth you need to play but to play you need to buy ....and the long time vets of the game pretty much have Stockholm sindrome Tortured long enough that they love it and are too broken to know any better
-
Wait there's a selling point? 🤣 🤣
-
You like using bark from an oak tree in an attempt to carve a diamond. SIgned, Bungie ( probably )
-
11 RepliesI’m buying EoF for $40 and I’ll go from there.
-
$100 is for both DLC's and the extra stuff. EoF by itself is $40.
-
You can preorder and cancel on most platforms...
-
Last week I sold my copy of Stella Deus on PS2 for $100. I can justify my purchase of Edge of Fate with that. The selling point for me is being so interested in change (even if that means a soft sun setting.) I’ve found that while things remain dear, there is a certain amount of solace when wiping the slate clean; (more pointed towards my personal life than towards Destiny.) Besides, we don’t have to get rid of any weapon we don’t want to. Disappointed that the crucible isn’t getting any new maps, but I may be in the minority on that one. I think the next year of Destiny 2 is worth $100, not because of the time I’ve already invested, but because of the time I’ll likely spend. If anyone’s on the fence about Destiny 2 this time around, I don’t really know what to say. To new players, hopefully a more enjoyable starting point than what other players have had before. To veterans and long time players, you should already know Destiny 2’s value. (Hint: it’s different to everyone.)
-
If I remember correctly Keplar isn’t even out of the sol system, just at the very edge of it 😂
-
Buying the deluxe edition has always been a gamble, literally every year. When the dlc is being marketed for preorder there is never anything about the raid, dungeon, or any of the seasons, they leave a lot in the air. If you aren't confident then dont preorder the giga turbo deluxe edition.. just get the normal version or dont preorder at all and wait until its out to find out if the selling point is worth your money BEFORE you buy. Preordering, especially this far in advance, should be reserved for the most dedicated players who are making the conscious decision in advance that they will play it no matter what. It shouldnt be the normal thing that the average player does. If you're a casual enjoyer of the game who isn't sure yet, make an informed purchase and buy it later.
-
New archetype of bow makes me happy. I am a simple man :)
