Hello Let's start out with the [i]Beginning[/i]. 'Destiny'. A widely known, always online, 500,000,000 dollar budget video game. Sounds cool, right? To me, it was everything. I bought shirts, posters, fan art and many other things before the big release. 'Destiny's' beta was an absolute blast! I made a lot of allies and knowing that BUNGiE had said that this wasn't even the tip of the iceberg, made me feel absolutely-blaming-amazing. . Whenever a commercial came on, I literally fan-gasmed and screamed my heart out. I, for one, was hyped. I didn't exactly get the game day one, but I bought it from Redbox and played it till I had the $60 to purchase my own copy of this so called "masterpiece" of a game. After I got home, I opened the slip and carefully pulled out the plastic CD. As if I was holding a majestic gem-stone, I stroked the art on the CD carefully and opened the tray on my Xbox 360. The console came on when I opened the CD tray, like it always did, and I pressed the power button on my monitor. There it was-"Play Destiny" I clicked A slowly on my controller and pissed myself waiting for the "Press A to Play" screen, as I did in the beta. A Titan. I wanted to be one of the strongest guardians in 'Destiny, and I supposed the brute of the classes would suit my idea. He was a male Human. My warrior was going to have slicked-back, white hair, light skin, and be blinded in one eye. I thought he looked daring, brave, handsome and fierce. Then, I clicked start. A flying robot in the shape of a star, resurrected me from the morgue and guided me through the walls, as he did every time a new guardian appeared. But, I noticed his voice had changed a bit. It sounded a little but more muffled and metallic. I loved it because it suited the game well. Fast forward, we found the ship, return to the Tower, Last Safe City on Earth, ya-da ya-da ya-da. The pre-release tests pretty much spoiled me on the Earth missions, but I didn't care. I was having fun and that's all that mattered. The moon. It was just as I'd expected it to be. It was given to us in the beta for a day, but I didn't want to do it. I let my virgin-eyes take in the view. It was amazing. hills and stations, craters, and tons of the Fallen, who I had previously met on Earth. Something felt...off. Venus. You'd expect the second planet from the Sun to be on fire, but this... A garden wasteland is [i]not[/i] what I had expected. Yet again, the place was absolutely gorgeous and full of hidden areas. The Vex weren't that great of a mob though. I didn't really find them difficult at all. They didn't hide, block, or even defend themselves really. I just used the same tactic I'd always executed and titan punched my way through to the next planet. Mars. Mars will forever hold a special place in my 'Destiny"-fandom heart, simply because it looks like a deserted battlefield. The red sand just makes everything look so pretty! The story missions for this planet were good too. I had a lot of funny/embarrassing moments on Mars as well. Pro tip: Stay away from Phalanxes. lol After I'd finished the story, I had felt like such a bad ass. I, for one, thought it was truly amazing. The Crucible was the last thing I needed to do to reach the soft level cap. Judging by my many error codes and failed hit detectors, the servers sucked to me. The lag was atrociously real... You'd think that a $500,000,000 would even have [i]decent[/i] servers. Even after all that, I still loved the game. I was ready for the long hours of grinding and Exotics that came my way. I don't feel like writing the next half, but to summarize it, I fvcking hate this game now and there are many others that deserve a lot more attention. Why'd I tell you all this? I don't even know myself, so here: [spoiler]http://batlyrics.net/v_images/artist/2/97/29742/emma_lahana-1-big.jpg[/spoiler]