Continuing the theme of adventures spanning the universe, Destiny doubles as a multiplayer game that plays well solo. The groundwork of science-fiction first person shooter with weapons and abilities is bolstered here by better mission structure and crafting experimentation. Guardians are wielders of the Traveler’s Light, humanity’s primary defense against a universe of powerful foes and an existential threat called The Darkness. We play as Guardians, whether Hunter, Titan or Warlock as a class. I’ll assume a base knowledge of the series and will be using terms accordingly. Instead, I’ll focus on Destiny’s sixth main expansion in Witch Queen and, to a lesser extent, Season of the Risen as the title’s 16th season. I can’t possibly dig into the nitty gritty of build specifics or historical lore here.
There’s preconceived notions and a whole lot that’s already transpired. Destiny feels as great as ever in Witch Queen, enhanced by various tweaks and improvements plus rewards galore.Īdmittedly it’s tricky to critique an expansion for a franchise going on eight years.
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This update is simultaneously a great entry point for new or returning players and satisfying for those who have been around since early days of what I believe to be one of the more innovative titles in recent memory. It’s been utterly fantastic, surpassing even high expectations.
Even so, my initial impressions are super positive. It’s still early days in Witch Queen, the latest expansion for shared world loot shooter Destiny that initially launched in 2014 then saw a sequel in 2017.
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