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Destiny 2
Released On: Sep 6, 2017
85
5.1
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 104 Critic Reviews
85
86% Positive
89 Reviews
89 Reviews
5% Mixed
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
1% Negative
1 Review
1 Review
Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 104 Critic Reviews
85
86% Positive
89 Reviews
89 Reviews
5% Mixed
5 Reviews
5 Reviews
1% Negative
1 Review
1 Review
Destiny 2 is an epic: a story with an ever expanding scale made greater by the heroes of whom the story is told with tragedy, struggle, and redemption. It is very fitting that the score to accompany it must be, too. And it is. There were moments that I had to put the controller down and simply listen, taking in the scope of what I was experiencing.
Lessons were learnt and learnt well. The looming Darkness has not consumed Bungie at this point in time. Quite the contrary. Destiny 2 is the glorious self-rez fans have been praying for. Stop orbiting it and dive in, today.
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 2,764 User Ratings
5.1
36% Positive
983 Ratings
983 Ratings
21% Mixed
585 Ratings
585 Ratings
43% Negative
1196 Ratings
1196 Ratings
User Score
Mixed or Average
Based on 2,764 User Ratings
5.1
36% Positive
983 Ratings
983 Ratings
21% Mixed
585 Ratings
585 Ratings
43% Negative
1196 Ratings
1196 Ratings
storia ottima, grafica otima, io che adoro questo tipo di gioco lo amo (avendo giocato il primo)
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PlayStation 4
It’s really good game but only if you buy all of the dlc But if you reached the end game and done the raids there’s nothing to do, but it’s a game that you’ll have so much fun in it 10/10
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PlayStation 4
Destiny 2 improves upon its predecessor in every conceivable area, resulting in a content-packed, enjoyable FPS that will keep you entertained for months on end.
There’s a lot to enjoy here both solo and as a co-op experience. Any fan of Destiny 1 should take a look at this game, and anyone that has had interest in it but hasn’t pulled the trigger on it just yet should rest easy knowing that while it has a few issues here and there, Destiny 2 is a great game that champions over the first game in so many ways. I highly suggest it to both FPS and RPG fans alike.
Although Destiny 2 requires quite a lot of grinding, the whole process doesn't really feel like a chore since there are so many varied activities that you'll rarely do the same thing twice in a month (unless it's a weekly activity, or you really want to). First and foremost, Destiny 2 does not frustrate players by placing parts of the end game under hard to achieve power level requirements. There's plenty of loot to gain and, more importantly, you're actually having fun while obtaining it.
The story and gameplay mechanics have greatly improved, and it sports many graphical upgrades. It's unfortunate that the enemy AI isn't more challenging, but for this franchise, the fun will always come from the end-game content. As long as players understand and accept that, they should snap up this sequel and prepare for another long adventure.
Even if Bungie backtracks on some of these horrendous missteps, there’s evidence that the dev team is either flailing around without a clear idea of the experience they want to present, or even worse, they’re happy to offer the least amount of mediocre content possible until the player base starts pushing back. When free-to-play titles like Warframe and Let it Die seem monumentally more generous and offer vastly more entertainment value than a triple-A sixty dollar release built with a budget large enough to feed whole continents, it’s clear that something has gone horribly wrong.
Amazing game,best coop fps of all the time, bubgie is a quality ,great dlc great update for ****
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PlayStation 4
One of the best multiplayer games out there, but to actually experience it you're gonna have to be in debt to Bungie. The aggressive monetization system Bungie has put in place is quite frankly an embarrassment to the gaming industry, and the grind for some weapons and their upgrades (aka catalysts) is literally **** insane, especially if you want to get good stats. This game is clear about wasting your time, but you will end up getting hundreds of hours of gametime out of it. The question is, should you?
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PlayStation 4
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PlayStation 4
After about 40 hours or so, completing some major quest lines, the constant attempts to upsell DLC content felt very predatory, I could never recommend something like this to other people with good conscience. The core gameplay loop of gunplay shooting is very fun but the entire game itself is structured around grinding to keep the players hooked in cheap ways rather than focusing on enjoyable experiences. Eventually all the content becomes very repetitive and stale. There's a lack of real progression knowing that your progress is going to be wiped by next season and that you need to buy a season pass to progress the level system. Sometimes it feels like I'm stuck in loading screens 30-45% of the time. Navigating the UI is somewhat painful. The story is also disjointed and incomprehensible for new players. If someone says the story in destiny 2 is good, that's like saying marvel universe movies are masterpieces
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PlayStation 4
The game is great and fun to play, but I can't stay in a crucible match to save my life. The game lags so much I'll randomly get DC, and a a 30 minute for "leaving a match".
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PlayStation 4
Summary In Destiny 2, the last safe city on Earth has fallen and lays in ruins, occupied by a powerful new enemy and his elite army, the Red Legion. Every player creates his own character called a “Guardian,” humanity’s chosen protectors. As a Guardian in Destiny 2, players must master new abilities and weapons to reunite the city’s forces, sta...
Rated T
for Teen
Platforms:
- Xbox One
- PlayStation 4
- PC
- Xbox Series X
- PlayStation 5
Initial Release Date: Sep 6, 2017
Developer:
- Bungie
Publisher: Activision
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