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7/27/2017 4:30:43 PM
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Is there any reason to keep D1 once D2 releases?
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1 ReplyI have no use, only flawless raider holds me back
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I still need to do some stuff in Destiny 1 after Destiny 2 releases.
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1 ReplyI honestly think it depends on how much support D1 gets. They could shut off the servers and the game would be completely unplayable. That's the thing I hate about these always on games. I think itd be cool if they make the game run on the client side after the games relevant life cycle.
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Not for me. I need the disk space as well.
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I might go back and check it out again. Wonder around try the old raids out again just for fun.
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There was no reason to keep D1 prior to the release if you ask me.
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The fact they are different games? The experiences in D1 are still only available in D1.
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6 RepliesYes if D2 turns out to be crap you will be left with nothing if you delete it
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Edited by Corrick II: 7/27/2017 5:21:36 PMTo replay raids and bomb around in the old Patrol areas. They'll shut it down if they see a critical divide between players in D2 and those still in D1. They already have enough problems splitting up their player count between consoles and in activities. It's weird enough running around the tower knowing it's a month away from being destroyed.
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2 RepliesNo since the rewards for playing D1 will no longer transfer over to D2 so you can actually get rid of it now.
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1 ReplyNot for me personally, I'll be deleting it to make way for D2 👍🏻
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12 RepliesEdited by Kotamere: 7/27/2017 4:34:03 PMSome will enjoy going back to Destiny 1. Personally, I have done my part in Destiny 1, so I am retiring it for Destiny 2. Maybe someday I will go back, once I forget how nice the Tower used to be.
