I would say my best memory is being able to do the old raids again. It motivated me to level up with my friends and I don't know if we even ended up finishing one due to time constraints but it sure felt good to get to the level

It's all about the raids for me. Beating them with people who I met just a few hours before gives me such a great feeling of enjoyment. Beating Aksis's Challenge gave me such a thrill, it's a moment I'll never forget. I woke everyone up in the house, hahah. That, and I completed Vault of Glass for the first time, ever. I never played it in Y1, I couldn't, because I didn't know what I had to do to join and didn't bother researching it. Now, 3 years later, I finally got to do it, and it was a blast. Thanks for all the fun Bungie, now we move bravely forward into Destiny 2.

[i]I liked the introduction of artifacts with actual perks.[/i]

Bet I can... Getting the bells in Felwinter peak right with a group of six of us, lots of joking around and -blam!-ing about later we finally got it, that was fun. Discovering khvostov quest line and completing it with my friends. Attempting wrath of the machine for the first time, very cool experience, again with friends,(notice how they make the experience better) Unlocking the quest for outbreak prime, took us a while to get the binary right, but yet again we were laughing the whole way. Going to the lighthouse for the first time. Having good reasons to play all of the raids, and experiencing the challenge modes on the old raids, all of it was very fun and very memorable. Traipsing through the labyrinth stalking gorgons with my golden gun and dank drinker, awesome experience. At first I was very disappointed with roi I thought the story was horrible and the enemies didn't bring any new challenges. But yet again destiny was saved by it's raid experience. And age of triumph has had this game in a more playable state than it's ever been. The only thing I miss is the grind, exotics fall out of the sky like it's snowing, and the raid loot was far too easy to get, with motes of light making upgrading stuff super quick too. It took away some longevity, once I had all the loot it gave me no real reason to play every day and complete bounties or patrols or strikes or story missions to get my stuff upgraded.

I would have to say that it was getting the SIVA cluster at the top of Felwinter Peak with one of my no longer active friends who was way better at it than I was...

it was a short relationship, ohh how I miss you so . [spoiler]read the tags [/spoiler]

The hundreds upset n thousands of hours of enjoyment. Wait a damn minute. That's all of destiny