You don't see it, but Destiny is running on my TV right now. For an entire year, since the birth of Destiny, I've looked at this ship orbiting earth more than anything else. Yeah I go outside, save your salt for someone else. Destiny didn't chock up to what it was said to be. Not a lot of promises were kept. But, note this is a big but, (I can not even lie) Bungie did make something. Something different. You can sit down on any lackluster, run-of-the-mill shooter-type pew pew action game and kill the same generic (insert choice of foreign, middle eastern/Russian/German/etc. Terrorist group here) That's not Destiny. Destiny made a community out of some of the most diverse people out there: gamers. We've got your geeks, your not-geeks, your try-hard blowouts, and can't forget those filthy casuals (who are totally great people). I've got the worst RNG luck in the world. Never had a good roll, in fact, to this day, I have yet to receive an exotic bounty from the bounty tracker. All of year one, the only exotics I received were ones I bought from Xur. But hey, I can't complain. I get to sit down and play Destiny. Destiny's great, with its flaws. Destiny is fun, with its flaws. It has flaws for days, and I love it's little flaws. I don't care if sunbreakers smash my shit every time I spawn. I don't care if someone blows my head off every time I get revived. I[i]have[/i] [b]fun.[/b] So all this toxicity, this salt, this [i]poison[/i] is stupid. Why do I see new people come in every day, to be greeted with slurs and judgement in fire? For Traveler's sake, guys and girls, we talk about how Destiny is dying because of new blockbuster games, but you can't stop busting someone's chops long enough to teach them how to be a Guardian? My rave might not have structure, maybe there's some errors. Maybe I'm biased. But you've got to admit, not many Year 1 beta-tested filthy casuals care enough to come up on their soapboxes to sort shit out, yeah?