Review: Destiny 2 – Expansion I: Curse of Osiris

Once upon a time, www.destiny2focus.com Bungie justified microtransactions by saying that all future, non-major expansions would be free. They held that promise throughout the lifespan of The Taken King and Rise of Iron, but have since broken it. Not only do we have to pay for expansions again, but most of the loot that could…

Digging into Destiny 2 Lore, Relationships

With these sorts of compromises becoming commonplace, it’s no wonder that there are many gamers out there who’ve become afraid of the casual audience. More and more often they’re seeing niche series they enjoy getting compromised and simplified for the sake of attracting the casual player. Are they right to vilify the casual audience? No,…

Digging into Destiny 2 Lore, Relationships

Many familiar faces filled the screen as the hour of Destiny 2 played out, characters any player could recognize (Holiday did look slick flying that ship.) Destiny 2 means introducing new faces to the fold, folks that may have been there the whole time, but Guardians were to busy running around the galaxy to pay…

Destiny 2 is Taking Small Steps Forward with Many Lessons to Teach

We want to continue experimenting and evolving Eververse to improve player experience, and give more paths to earn Eververse rewards. Please give us your feedback once Season 3 begins, view publisher site as we’re dedicated to improving these systems moving forward.» Destiny 2 is laying the groundwork for outstanding storytelling and unforgettable moments. It’s setting…

Review: Destiny 2 – Expansion I: Curse of Osiris

On paper, The Infinite Forest sounds like a fascinating concept. Bringing in procedurally-generated dungeons would be an exciting way to invigorate the endgame like with Bloodborne’s Chalice dungeons. Sadly, even this concept is ruined thanks to asinine levels of repetition. All the Infinite Forest is is just a linear set of platforms populated with generic…

Destiny 2 is Taking Small Steps Forward with Many Lessons to Teach

This new loot box is known as a «Prismatic Matrix» and works very much like a package gacha. The Prismatic Matrix has its own pool of ten possible items for players to pull out of it and players can make ten pulls per week. Once the next weekly reset hits, the matrix will refresh with…

Review: Destiny 2 – Expansion I: Curse of Osiris

It’s been less than a year since Destiny 2’s launch, with highs and lows, but mostly lows. Players may have fallen off Destiny 2 faster than a Sparrow racing its way through…oh wait (I miss Sparrow Racing). It’s this exact feeling, however, that Bungie is battering its player base with. For those who have come…