Cayde-6 died because of Bungie's programming that is used to make sure none of us are too good at crucible... the ultimate PVP Killer!

I'm honestly disappointed in bungie for posting that reveal story of cayde. Now it makes me not want to play the dlc cayde it's a spoilers. In my honest opinion, I hate spoilers. They should have done more like how they previewed orisis and warmind.

Is the Cyade unit's ghost a passenger on the magic short bus? They don't talk and constantly gets into the line of fire.

Seeing as how the idea of logging on right now just seems painful just a month after the update I doubt I will purchase this. Which breaks me because it MIGHT be good.

[spoiler]Cayde 6 lives if you don't play Destiny 2 year 2.[/spoiler]

I feel like this shouldn’t have been disclosed.... what happened to surprise twist

I bet they will bring him back as cayde-7 and have a running gag where he doesnt remember anything

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Plot twist: Cayde is perma-dead and... [spoiler]Nathan Fillion stays on to voice our Guardian [/spoiler] [spoiler]I wish though [/spoiler]

This. This actually made me sad to watch and want vengeance. Hopeful for what's to come Bungie. Please don't let us down

Wonder if the individual carrying Cayde pictured at the end is Mara Sov?

I don't know if it's just me right now cause I'm still getting a feel for the communities feelings for the Forsaken expansion, but I feel like paying $40 or even more with the annual pass is an abuse of my concerns about the content that's been provided for the $100 I spent already for D2. For me, the content provided in the last 2 expansions has been uninteresting, unengaging, and overall, just feels like Bungie was like, well, we'll just divert our resources from these, cut our losses for now, and work on making something bigger with Forsaken. I feel like Bungie pretty much decided, "Well, we didn't plan on adding a bunch of new content and that's going to take some time to prepare if people aren't willing to give us $40 for what we've been turning out. We've already got what we're going to get for our current content from pre-orders and expansion passes and those numbers don't allow for us to invest time into great improvements right now. So let's just spend a lot of time for future content, ignore the current issues, and we'll just charge a bunch for the time we spend on Forsaken." Does that sit well with everyone else? $40 is very nearly the price of a standard, fully fleshed out game. What about the $50 I spent for the 'mini-games' I've been handed recently. I can barely stomach giving the last 2 add-ons the title 'expansions'. Setting all of the current community and social problems aside for Destiny 2, I feel ripped off. I would have received soooo much more content for the $50 I spent on the last 2 xpacs had I spent it on an entirely different game. It really upsets me thinking about all of the great features we've lost from D1 to D2. We already had acheivement tracking. We already had weapon and armor tracking. We already had lots of cool weapons and perks. What we wanted was more things like better social tools for consoles, better group building options, more strategy, etc... I feel like we kind of sort of almost nearly started to maybe get some of those things in D2 while a bunch of other stuff was taken away and is now being added back in Forsaken with a new skin. Does that sit well with everyone else? I recognize that Bungie is adding some cool new things with Forsaken but do I really want to give them more money given the track record over the past years of constantly being appeased? Not really. It turns my stomach thinking about it Bungie. I feel like you need to do more for the people that have given you money since the beginning. I feel like I've wasted a lot of money investing in your potential right now.

If I don't get to kill uldren with TLW old west style...I'm going to be very upset. For the love of the traveler, bungie, make it so.

Uldren, you sob, you killed my favorite character of Destiny. I'm coming for your a$$! (loved the music btw)

Tell Uldren that I’m coming for him and that he’ll be looking down that barrel soon