However, Bungie has tinkered with the core of what makes Destiny tick to such a ludicrous extent that there’s barely any reason to play past the endgame. What I’ve described is all pretty standard stuff so far, and will be familiar to players of the previous iteration.
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The various nasties occasionally spew out new weapons and armor upon kicking the bucket, which may or may not be a desirable addition to the player’s arsenal. Enemies tend to be a bit on the brainless side - players unload into groups of them with a selection of weapons ranging from assault rifles to rocket launchers until their hit points reach zero, and then repeat until everything stops twitching. It’s solid and not overly thrilling, but it does the job. The meat of Destiny 2 is found in the gunplay… and it’s largely okay. It’s a little short and there are irritating moments where progress is halted until milestones are achieved, but it’s still an overall improvement. For starters, there’s something approaching an actual narrative, and a main villain who seems reasonably menacing from the outset, even if by endgame he feels more like an inconsequential bug to be squashed. It’s not great, but it is a noted improvement over the first’s meager offerings. Starting off with what Destiny 2 got right, the main campaign isn’t all that bad.
The result? Essentially, everybody loses all their gear from the original game. The Guardians of our particular galaxy try to fight back, but it all goes monumentally sideways. Then things get even worse in Destiny 2 when aliens come screaming in out of nowhere and raze that stronghold to the ground. For years they’ve been pushed back to the last remaining stronghold on Earth. Humanity doesn’t seem to have a great deal of luck in the Destiny universe. WTF Main bad guy annihilates humanity’s last refuge, then sits on his ass for the rest of the campaign. LOW The endgame feels like a pointless waste of time.
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