Why do people keep feeling the need to let everyone know they're not going to play D2... Seriously who cares? Tell your roommate, tell your clan, tell your mom, that makes sense. Why tell a bunch of strangers? Do you yell out across the mall when you decide not to buy that shirt?

I just cancelled my pre-order... After hearing that you won't be playing I'm just too devastated for games.

Family is not more important than Destiny .

For me it's not so much limited time as D1 itself. I have played and played D1 and for all it's warts I think I got my money's worth. I actually enjoyed the PvP despite the balancing issues throughout the lifetime of D1. But vanilla D1 was shipped with a broken and disjointed story that was obviously stitched together from at least two plot lines. These were Rasputin and the exo Stranger stories. Neither of their plot lines were adequately explored and neither plot line had anything to do with the other. If Rasputin did disable the Traveler (a very critical background detail) it should have come out in the vanilla story. If the exo Stranger was involved in the Vex or Hive story lines it should have been more obvious why in the vanilla story. And thanks for the relatively crappy gun, I can see why you wanted to get rid of it. Why did the exo Stranger drop out of the story completely after vanilla D1? Why did the Rasputin story lose so much steam in the DLC, even though he was obviously the best source of information about the backstory of the entire game? Aetheon, the vanilla D1 raid boss, had nothing to do with the vanilla (or DLC) D1 story. He wan't foreshadowed in the early story at all as far as I could tell. He was just tacked on at the end of vanilla D1. "Susan down in Boss Development has a big-ass Vex bullet sponge she's been working on. The Vex are in places in the story. Let's throw him in someplace. Don't worry about the platform he's standing on." "Let's release the raid after the game. It will confuse the reviewers and stop reviews being sent out until after the initial wave of buyers is over." Don't get me started on the conversations your character has with the Speaker. Massive opportunity to fill in so many important things in the story; massive fail. Your character had a few simple lines early on then went completely mute. C'mon, man! Who is this Xur guy? He's been around since vanilla D1 and we still know nothing about him. This might be ok for one character but we end up knowing practically nothing about many of the characters - which smacks of a pattern of developmental laziness. What is this ghost doing on behalf of the Traveler? I mean, what is it that we actually directly accomplish on behalf of the Traveler? Is it actually repairing itself? I guess that it still being there is good, right? We kill stuff - lots of stuff, that's good, right? There is no real success metric there. The ahamkara seem important somehow. We slaughtered them all. That's good, right? Unless it isn't good. As fun as Randal the Vandal was, I get the feeling that he was a mistake in creature placement that made it into the final release. Stacks of level 8 guardian corpses and worried looking ghosts floating around were the only plot elements he provided. The Tower factions seem important. What are their backstories? There are hints at discord and differing philosophies but nothing explicit. Why would I want to join one, other than grinding for stuff? I can quit and join them as I like but it doesn't seem to worry them. I guess they are not looking to grow their ranks. The grimoire was actually pretty cool but it should have been accessible in-game and should have been connected to at least a few cut scenes. It should have filled in many of the biggest plot holes at least. This screams laziness of the most craven kind. And now the damn grimoire has vanished!? The battles of the Six Fronts and Twilight Gap seem pretty important. What happened and what did they accomplish? What was the aftermath in each case? The Last City surviving is not an adequate answer. We killed a demigod and then a god in the DLC. Yet we are worried about the fallen for some reason. They are a beaten and pathetic race. All they really need is a swift kick and they will fall apart. It would have been nice to be able to punch the cryptarch in the face. Or at least set his pants on fire, but I digress. I want to see what the post release buzz is before I jump in to D2. EDIT: Spelling and grammar.

Good for you but seriously, nobody here cares.

Playing for an hour or 2 is still a decent enough time to get things done in game, and if you have a clan you can still reap some of the rewards when you can't play. Idk just my two cents.

Sorry sir but you will relapse

Excuse me random strangers of the Internet. I will/have purchased destiny 2 and will be playing it a lot. Now it's not that I don't like other games, I enjoy other games but I feel my time would be put to better use by playing destiny with my clan mates. Now my family isn't growing and I'm probably at the top of my game at work. My wife married a gamer and I'll be a gamer until my thumbs stop working. Anyway I'm glad I got that off my chest and told a load of random strangers what I'm going to be doing over the next few months.... Take care and enjoy life... (I wrote this while having a massive poo) 😉😉😉😉😉😉