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Destiny 2Bungie
Abandoned is good, like most currents destiny the player will testify, with the exception of minor problems that will never stop harming the series. But it's as good as Destiny 2 The expansion puts the series in a better state than it has ever been. already been, even in the D1 era, depending on who you ask.
The problem is to get people to play it.
While Bungie was playing his usual base game, the DLC, a $ 60 extension for Forsaken, it was a bit more ambitious to make sure that players who buy Destiny 2 play at Forsaken. And one of the main obstacles has now been eliminated.
Bungie announced that when you buy Forsaken alone, it will now include the Curse of Osiris and Warmind DLCs. These two DLCs were needed to play Forsaken so far, but since Destiny 2The launch was not great and Curse of Osiris was not that great, many of the original D2 owners have dropped out of the show and do not really want to buy 1 or 2 DLCs. just to arrive at the "good" expansion in Forsaken. This resolves this problem and, hopefully, will encourage more people to go immediately to Forsaken.
This is a pretty unusual move, given that Forsaken just launched this type of bundle just a month ago, but it seems that Bungie wants to slow down the accelerator and convert more existing D2 players into owners. from Forsaken, although we do not know exactly how to attach the rate is. Certainly not as high as they would probably like, if this kind of package occurs.
Destiny 2Bungie
You never really understood why you needed both DLCs for Forsaken, since you never visit Mercury or Mars during the Forsaken campaign or any of its special content. But there are problems with the Crucible and Strike playlists, which use Osiris / Warmind maps and missions, and things like the weekly Flashpoint or Spider Wanted bonuses that send you to those planets.
It shows how hard it is to keep up destiny unless you keep abreast of all these publications. Admittedly, D2 was a fresh start, but even last year it's easy to feel "late" if you missed one or two of the DLCs, and it was literally impossible to play Forsaken without them.
If you're about to take advantage of this Forsaken offer (launched Oct. 16), my advice is probably to skip Osiris and Warmind and jump into Forsaken. Use the level / power items provided by Bungie and go directly to Forsaken, which is easily the best content, although I enjoyed some aspects of Warmind. Of course, if you're addicted, go back and browse these other DLCs, but I'll start with the best, since that's the interest of this set.
Destiny 2Bungie
As for us, suckers, bought all the DLC separately? Bungie knows they have to give us something. So we have emblems, shaders, exotic emotes, benefits and essential consumables. I do not know how much of each, but good, free stuff. I would be a little salted if I had decided to buy both DLC from the season pass then from Forsaken a month ago, and then it happened, but I also understand why Bungie felt that it 's only they probably had to do it.
We will not go back to a situation like this before at least Destiny 3, since the second year is filled with three smaller content versions and not full DLCs, and I do not think that's the case. they will be needed for the expansion of autumn 2019..
The more players there are in Forsaken, the better I think, and remember, SHOOT THE TAKEN ENVOYS IN GAMBIT.
Follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Read my new detective science fiction novel Herokiller, now available in print and online. I have also written The trilogy born of the earth.
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Abandoned is good, like most currents destiny the player will testify, with the exception of minor problems that will never stop harming the series. But it's as good as Destiny 2 The expansion puts the series in a better state than it has ever been. already been, even in the D1 era, depending on who you ask.
The problem is to get people to play it.
While Bungie was playing his usual base game, the DLC, a $ 60 extension for Forsaken, it was a bit more ambitious to make sure that players who buy Destiny 2 play at Forsaken. And one of the main obstacles has now been eliminated.
Bungie announced that when you buy Forsaken alone, it will now include the Curse of Osiris and Warmind DLCs. These two DLCs were needed to play Forsaken so far, but since Destiny 2The launch was not great and Curse of Osiris was not that great, many of the original D2 owners have dropped out of the show and do not really want to buy 1 or 2 DLCs. just to arrive at the "good" expansion in Forsaken. This resolves this problem and, hopefully, will encourage more people to go immediately to Forsaken.
This is a pretty unusual move, given that Forsaken just launched this type of bundle just a month ago, but it seems that Bungie wants to slow down the accelerator and convert more existing D2 players into owners. from Forsaken. tie the rate is. Certainly not as high as they would probably like, if this kind of package occurs.
You never really understood why you needed both DLCs for Forsaken, since you never visit Mercury or Mars during the Forsaken campaign or any of its special content. But there are problems with the Crucible and Strike playlists, which use Osiris / Warmind maps and missions, and things like the weekly Flashpoint or Spider Wanted bonuses that send you to those planets.
It shows how hard it is to keep up destiny unless you keep abreast of all these publications. Admittedly, D2 was a fresh start, but even last year it's easy to feel "late" if you missed one or two of the DLCs, and it was literally impossible to play Forsaken without them.
If you're about to take advantage of this Forsaken offer (launched Oct. 16), my advice is probably to skip Osiris and Warmind and jump into Forsaken. Use the level / power items provided by Bungie and go directly to Forsaken, which is easily the best content, although I enjoyed some aspects of Warmind. Of course, if you're addicted, go back and browse these other DLCs, but I'll start with the best, since that's the interest of this set.
As for us, suckers, bought all the DLC separately? Bungie knows they have to give us something. So we have emblems, shaders, exotic emotes, benefits and essential consumables. I do not know how much of each, but good, free stuff. I would be a little salted if I had decided to buy both DLC from the season pass then from Forsaken a month ago, and then it happened, but I also understand why Bungie felt that it 's only they probably had to do it.
We will not go back to a situation like this before at least Destiny 3, since the second year is filled with three smaller content versions and not full DLCs, and I do not think that's the case. they will be needed for the expansion of autumn 2019..
The more players there are in Forsaken, the better I think, and remember, SHOOT THE TAKEN ENVOYS IN GAMBIT.
Follow me on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. Read my new detective science fiction novel Herokiller, now available in print and online. I have also written The trilogy born of the earth.
