Destiny 2

This is the greatest, and also the worst game i have ever played. There's just no end to it.

Destiny 2 is a stunning blend of FPS action and MMO elements, offering an expansive universe filled with exciting missions, gorgeous environments, and rewarding loot. The gunplay is some of the best in the genre, feeling smooth and impactful whether you’re battling hordes of enemies or dueling other players in PvP. The variety of activities—from raids and dungeons to seasonal events—ensures there’s always something to do.
However, the game’s reliance on expansions and seasonal content can be overwhelming for newcomers, especially since older content is occasionally vaulted. The grind for higher power levels can also feel repetitive at times, particularly if you’re chasing specific items.
Despite these challenges, Destiny 2 shines as a cooperative and competitive experience. Whether you’re a casual player or a hardcore grinder, it’s easy to get lost in its epic universe and satisfying gameplay. If you’re into sci-fi and love loot-based games, this one’s hard to pass up.

Destiny 2 is like watching the Stargate series starting from Season 9 with shuffle mode enabled, with auto generated subtitles by YouTube and half the episodes are not available in your country but the VPN is $564.86

"An expansive universe with endless possibilities!"
Destiny 2 is more than just a game—it’s a living, evolving universe that offers something for everyone. Whether you’re into competitive PvP, cooperative raids, or just exploring beautifully crafted worlds, Destiny 2 delivers an experience that’s hard to match.
The gunplay is absolutely top-tier. Bungie has mastered the art of creating weapons that feel satisfying to use, and every encounter is both challenging and rewarding. The diversity of classes and subclasses adds depth to gameplay, letting you customize your Guardian to suit your playstyle.
The visuals and music deserve special mention. The game’s environments are breathtaking, from the sprawling landscapes of Europa to the eerie depths of the Throne World. The soundtrack perfectly complements the action, enhancing every moment with epic, emotional themes.
That being said, Destiny 2 isn’t without its flaws. The seasonal content model can sometimes feel grindy, and some expansions are locked behind paywalls, which might be frustrating for new players. However, the sheer amount of free content available is impressive, offering plenty to enjoy before deciding whether to invest further.
What makes Destiny 2 truly shine is the community. From teaming up with friends for a raid to joining random fireteams for public events, the cooperative aspect creates unforgettable moments of camaraderie and triumph.
Overall, Destiny 2 is a must-play for fans of sci-fi, FPS games, and shared-world experiences. Whether you’re diving in solo or with friends, it’s a journey that’s well worth taking.

Bell curve, Destiny goes up and down. When new content drops, play it. When you're done with it and you've gotten all what you wanted form it, put it down and play other games. Rinse and repeat (optional - may be different for all of y'all). Once you accept that this is how it is, you'd enjoy D2. =)

4,000 hours later, i decided to finally say my peace on Destiny 2.
As someone who loves Bungie's halo games and has stuck with the Destiny series since the D1 beta, Destiny 2 has been an actual roller coaster of commitment. It can be the best experience you've received in gaming, or feel like a collossal waste of time. The management of this current day Bungie is killing any remaining amount of hope I have for Destiny's future. I genuinely wish I could give a mixed rating for Destiny 2. I don't want to downvote it because i don't actually think the game is utter garbage, it's quite good in how it feels to shoot the guns in this game, use abilities, and experiment with the deep buildcrafting system the game has to offer. The storytelling(for the most part) is captivating and interesting, and endgame activities like raids and dungeons are experiences worth sharing with friends. But on the other end, the corpa end, lies the games flaws. The monetization has gotten extremely out of hand. While the game is free to play(closer to a free trial), you must buy expansions and episodes to acquire more content to play. The game also has dungeon keys, event passes, and a whole heap of store items that can be bought individually. It is disgusting how far this has gone and it's increasingly hard to convince any friends that the game isn't horrible every time Bungie adds to the overwhelmingly negative stigma surrounding the game's media 24/7. The community has also taken a pretty hefty nose dive from everything that has happened and you can't really blame them, some of these people play destiny 10 hours a day so at least you're doing better than them. While the most recent expansion, The Final Shape, was a great conclusion to the saga and a well received product, the content that followed the expansion is so middling, it isn't worth sticking around until another big hit comes along. I'm just tired, of all of it. The poor business decisions, the monetization, the aura of negativity, it just can't be healthy to stay in this space as long as some people do. I can ONLY recommend this game if you are going in with a group of friends and if you're able to snag some expansions on discount. I recommend you just focus on having fun with your friends in a bubble, ignore anyone telling you what you should be using or how you should be playing. Play through the stories, get loot, buildcraft, play through raids and dungeons together. Don't buy event passes or eververse items. Don't take the pvp seriously.
Just try to enjoy the ride and don't get burned.

Whether I wanted it or not, I've stepped into a decade long presence in this game, from the Destiny 1 beta on ps4. It has seen me go from high school to uni student, through relationships, jobs, travels, dorms, etc. but the fact that I can send a dreg into the stratosphere with magic fire from my hands and laugh like a retarded gremlin fresh off the tavern for a solid hour never gets old. 10/10