The beta is worse than the one for Destiny 1. Everything sucks. The weapon loadout is cancer, and PvP is the worst it's ever been.

Sounds like you jumped the gun by pre-ordering when you where already skeptical about the game. Then you do it again by canceling said pre-order after playing the beta. You do know that a beta isn't "exactly" what the game will be right? Maybe next time just wait until the game is released to make a decision on buying.

It's hilarious that so many people who shit on Bungie for being "greedy" (for selling games for money and DLC for money) cite pieces of turd like Forbes mag to prove their points. Forbes does not pay their writers. They are "contributors" who are told the platform they are given is payment enough. You'll also note there are plenty of ads on the Forbes articles. That's so Forbes can make money, none of which they pay to their writers who stoke the ire of all of you edgelord mongoloids on this forum. So the next time you ask someone who enjoys playing destiny "how's bungies dick taste fanboy?", make sure you take forbes' choad out of your throat so we can figuratively hear you loud and clear.

Lol, well PVE sucks so bad that they should always favor pvp! It's what they have always done( get used to it), and it doesn't "ruin" the [spoiler]shittu[/spoiler] PVE experience in the slightest [spoiler]despite common belief and regular tantrums by noobs In the community such as yourself [/spoiler]

I would have preordered Destiny 2 if I had even been remotely looking forward to it. You people think because its a new game, theyre gonna run differently that D1? Its the same idiotic devs, you guys. You fell for the hype train again. Have fun with Crucible 2: Destiny

That review is disgraceful. I disagree with it completely. All this is, is an embarrassing session of crying. He might as well go see a psychiatrist and sit on a couch for an hour, crying about how much of a noob he is. What is wrong with all of you people?

Its a beta jfc

I have been mentally reviewing my experience playing the mission three times and the multiple times I've played the strike and I don't really remember ever thinking it was hard. As a matter of fact, the only times I died was when my guardian moved too slowly to get in Zavala's bubble, or too slowly to destroy the turbine, or my character didn't have the agility to make a jump in the strike. The hype around the giant drill and the big boss fight in the strike was overblown, as the drill part is easy to run through and the boss fight is not difficult or tricky in any way. The ads don't really pose much of a threat and if you keep moving with an eye on the boss and keep a good distance away then you will survive. There really aren't any mechanics to defeat mini-Atheon. If I had to pick a word to describe the PVE experience of the beta it would be "tedious". The TTK caused more difficulties than anything else Bungie dreamed up. The lack of grenades, supers, and running out of primary ammunition made the game play seem harder. If Bungie implements changes to improve those shortcomings, they PVE side is not going to get better. It will be worse than grinding through year one of Destiny as the rewards are going to be the same weapons with the same perks. Tedious and boring. Probably not what Bungie was trying to accomplish, but at least PVP will be "balanced".

Sorry, at which part are we supposed to care? Leave, I really dont think bungie will miss you and your clan. Yes, you are entitled to your opinion, but you dont have to go waving it around as if it is a fact. Woah, imagine that, a destiny without this clan... Wait, it makes no difference.

79 days logged with D1. Can't understand your perspective. Beta had been awesome. And they've already said this is an old Meta. If you cancelled because of a beta, that's somewhat hasty.

In what situation would you spend $125??

Not sure I fully agree with the article. Yes there seems to be a major focus on PvP but I think the changes weren't completely without PvE in mind. Destiny 1 you were way too overpowered for PvE, the only things that made those story missions and strikes and raids hard were the mechanics (none in the story and strikes hence it was not hard - everyone just ran through everything). I feel now with increased cooldowns and having special and heavy combined, the PvE content will be much more difficult and rewarding. You'll have to plan when to use your super and grenades, not just throw them around while walking through a battle knowing it'll come back in 2 minutes. For everyone that enjoyed that, I can see why you think Destiny 2 will suck since its not gonna be a quick walk in the park anymore. Enemy difficultly hasn't increased at all which I'm disappointed with but at least I felt we aren't the overpowered guardians of Destiny 1. Most missions in Destiny 1 I'm fairly sure you all ran through, not caring about living, holding the special weapon and knowing your rockets were there if you in a tight situation or just put up a bubble. There was no real feeling of being in a tight corner, no desperation, no urge for to really try to win - I could do anything and would be pretty sure I'd clear the mission because heavies and abilities just dominated the PvE content. So that's why I feel these changes may make the story and PvE content more intense and rewarding hopefully. It'll be a much more tactical approach to the stories. As for PvP, the changes are spot on noted in the Forbes article. But the increase in primary usage will def urge a more strategic approach to the matches which is gonna be good. Alrite my 2 cents haha.