That reveal was awesome. We need more relatable story content like this. One thing I must know: how did Zavala and Ikora use their supers twice in a row? Is that something Guardians learn after being around for a long time?

Not bad for a dlc for a sequel it is sub par

In the gameplay trailer of the first mission when the guardian sees the cabal dude, is that when our character dies and we start anew?

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The less amount of these 'disappointed' people pick up Destiny 2, the better experience for us fans will be. We don't need toxic entitled whiners trying to ruin the experience for us. It's a shame that they complain still about a game 3 years in. A game they still play by the way. Those who say "I don't play anymore" but still take time out of their super busy schedules to post complaints on a Destiny forum, go do something better with your time. Move on.

I'm not gonna pre order. Not even after I play the beta. Yea, we all loved he game at first but we soon saw how repetitive it could become. I enjoy the game, but I'm gonna wait at least 2 weeks for reviews and opinions before buying the game myself. It's a smart decision.

Only thing I worry about is that in their rush to assure us all they've addressed our concerns they may be showing too much. Anyone familiar with the inFamous series might remember Sucker Punch basically got so hyped about inFamous 2 themselves they basically showed everything notable in the game before it came out and it just sort of existed for those who had been super hyped and ruined it for themselves. The ensuing state of "whelp" was something they actively acknowledged in their big radio silence before Second Son, and I'm hoping Bungie doesn't shoot themselves in the foot here by falling down that hole. I would have been fine discovering all those plot points about the Vanguard scattering and Ghaul's motivations and the significance of Nessus and Titan and Io when I play the game. That's the kind of thing where I've now been told about it in production pitch speak, haven't actually seen it, and I have no idea whether the in-game exposition and story will live up to the expectation I've now built in my head. Nice to know, but with the content problems Destiny 1 had I think Bungie needs to acknowledge that for a significant number of people, primarily the most hyped and desperate, almost every thing they show at the very first reveal is one thing that won't feel as "new" by release. I'm glad they're keeping the raid under the radar, but a raid alone won't justify the game for some of those people and someone will start a shitstorm over it no matter how unwarranted.

Whenever I feel blue, I re-watch CNN's election night coverage

Hey OP YOU HAVE BUNGIE SHIT ON YOUR NOSE

Ill believe it when I see it and read reviews. I cant believe how gullible people are. Its as if D1 never happened lol. People who pre order are cancer to the gaming industry.

I honestly don't know, it looked like a slightly better destiny, I have a few issues with it however: 1: ships look like they still do nothing 2: there are no gameplay changes apart from the subclasses witch I was expecting way more new subclasses 3: no new races as far as we know, I was hoping to play as a fallen 4: no dragons <<<<< 5: only four new planets ? I was expecting at least 6 new worlds 6: do the treasure maps really mater or are they a terrible search for a material.

Lol $60 cabal DLC SMH

Hmmmm, no full open world, ships are still loading screens, no crafting on ships and it looks like instance based environments again too. Many of us were hoping it was finally a full open world like EVERY MMO SINCE 1998 but Bungie, like Apple, seem to like to tell us that our expectations are incorrect. I'm excited though for D2 but I'm waiting on it pulling a Destiny 1 and only being interesting for a few hours and then constant patrols, max level leaving only raids or strikes and that's it. (Don't include PvP because there's 100 actual PvP games that are better)