I’m a returning D1 player now Destiny 2 player as of a couple months ago, and I just finished playing through the final shape and completed my subclass build for prismatic. I would like vision of confluence to boost my build to the max, but I need help
I’m a married guy and my wife would greatly prefer not having me run a Ethernet cable to the downstairs living room from the upstairs router.
If it is a good option which one works best?
Someone said where would a they even take a Destiny 3
Imagine this...hundreds of years after the events of D2, a second traveler that has different good intentions comes along. It believes in redemption and it sees the enemies the original traveler laid waste to and takes those races to protect it. Races being Hive, Cabal, and Fallen, each race does have a smaller humanoid variant so gearing them won't be too hard. Basically, the two travelers get into a turf war in the already established planets on sol, so a new PvP system would be in place where players can kill each other out in the universe. While this new turf war takes place, the Taken merges with Atheon (somehow I'm not a writer) and becomes some super threat that both travelers want gone, leading to a campaign and a raid where they both end up killing Atheon together. The narrative/campaigns can be built around these two travelers snapping at each other's heels and an overarching bad guy getting between their conflict. With a final expansion where they come together to fight against a crazy enemy, granting a double traveler amped guardian.
I’m just a guy and I made this idea in an hour a huge studio could do way better
I have been playing “finished” or a better word would be completed games my whole adult life, and now I’m treating Destiny 2 like any of those games. I’ll use WoW Classic as an example. The game’s content was set and no improvements were being made, but I had so much fun playing the game. Why? Because the gameplay is satisfying and the community was awesome. Destiny is exactly the same. The only way for Destiny to truly be over is if the community leaves it, and personally I feel like enough people love this game for it to stay for a long time, kinda like a modern-day RuneScape. Destiny with its PvP and PvE challenges and weapon grinds makes the game extremely replayable by itself… Now imagine if the community started challenging themselves, kinda like the WoW community created hardcore. The potential is actually nuts. This game is now in the hands of the community and what could be safer? people who love something take care of it the best and we do love this game.