The Taken King fixed most of Destiny's biggest flaws. If you want to play in the Crucible, the old standard loadout[footnote]Exotic hand cannon, shotgun with Rangefinder or Shot Package, and rocket launcher with Grenades & Horseshoes.[/footnote] is no longer an absolute must. It is so refreshing to see scout rifles, auto rifles, and pulse rifles showing up in the kill feed. Right now, if Bungie could find a way to offer regular competitive play - custom lobbies, sponsored tournaments, and improved public matchmaking - Destiny would make a serious play for the title of best multiplayer shooter on a console.Nimcha said:
The Dark Below was decent, but it was definitely too short. The raid is great fun. My regular fireteam's among the tiny minority who actually run Crota's End legit every week-- we only ever cheese the raid if somebody needs to head out for work, or a new player keeps wiping the team out.theSovietConnection said:
For what it's worth, I ended up getting a physical Legendary Edition - and the in-game Collector's Edition bonuses - for a cheaper price than the digital release. If you do decide on a 'complete' package, you'll find that patch 2.0 made the previous content slot into the vanilla game quite well.[footnote]The first mission of the Dark Below expansion - the Fist of Crota - is given quite early in the game right now. In the vanilla game, there were missions where you would visit locations that referred to Crota and Oryx, but it made no sense. That's no longer the case.[/footnote]
