This review explains everything destiny is and isnt and why it is important for bungie to become more involved and why players cant be patched. [b]Cant express how on point this review is, a must read if u have been playimg since alpha (me), beta, first day![/b] [i]UPDATE: I Think We Can All agree that Bungie has to see this Review, and smile a little, then immediately look over the flaws that really need to be addressed in this game :D. Thanks for liking the post guys glad to see most people can relate to this article! Old or new player alike, this puts everything in perspective. [/i] [b]EDIT: We are trending so maybe you guys can thank me by liking some of my videos? lol [/b] https://www.youtube.com/user/MrDeathstroke5 [b]Subscribe to my channel though!!! hahaha[/b] [b]Favorite Parts:[/b] "Somehow I don't yet feel as though Destiny has wasted my time, despite the fact that thanks to the expansion's awful loot system, the game has deliberately and obviously wasted my time. What a feat, that a game can so thoroughly have it both ways!" "No one was there anymore, of course. To Yannick, this was just another field in Destiny, and the Loot Cave was just another cave. Clearly I wasn't conveying its historical significance emphatically enough. "This was the cave," I said, "That defined Destiny." He still didn't get it. I guess you had to be there" "As Destiny continues to change, this sort of shared folklore will become increasingly commonplace. Ah yes, this was the place where we cheesed Crota for the first time. Can you believe you had to unplug your LAN cable? Oh, and over here, this is where I grabbed the sword at the last minute, brought down a gatekeeper, and saved my entire team! Oh, that stuff? Why, that's Spinmetal. There was a time when we used to spend hours just farming it..." Like any online game, Destiny is defined by its community, and Destiny's community is defined by its shared history.