Actually have no idea, and i have just been gone since after final shape......Its just miserable to comeback to this shitshow and nobody should even try as a new player at all. There is so many better games to go play instead!
From my experience, usually the best Destiny is what's current, it's all about being there at the time. This new yearly dual mini expansion and seasonal way of doing things I know little of and can't say if that's the case right now, so that might be very wide of the mark.
I decided to play Destiny 2 first. If I enjoy it, I will get the legacy 2025 pack, which contains all the main story parts(light and dark saga thing) and quite cheap. Dungeons keys are expensive anyway, I probably won't bother with them.
They also sell dungeon keys(20 dollars each, never go on sale)on top of the dlcs. They say that dungeons are the best content.
F2P games give you some stuff for free but they have other stuff you have to pay for if you want it.
Get the Legacy Collection 2025 bundle.
F2P games usually give you most of the content for free. Then you buy cosmetics to pay for said "free" content. D2 charges you for both, its not a free to play game.
Being F2P doesn't mean being a charity and nobody forces you to play them or buy anything, if you don't like what they offer, don't play or buy their stuff.
I'm aware i played this game for 8 years. The core gameplay loops in D2 are locked behind a paywall. Its not a free to play game in my eyes.
It's F2P because it's free to play. And no, the core gameplay isn't locked behind a paywall. It has different PvE, PvP PvEvP modes and content to play for free. And then there's another one paywalled.
That's the free version. There would be something very very wrong if the cosmetic store wasn't selling tons stuff in arguably the busiest week of the games year.
No, it's the whole game including both the free game and all its expansions, DLCs and IAPs.
Its 24h peak is top 15 (top 13 of the games if we don't count Source SDK Base 2007, Wallpaper Engine and Bongo Cat). Which means today has been one of the most played games in Steam despite being almost 8 years old. Which is great.
Your personal opinion isn't the general consensus within the community.
The free portion is the MTX revenue it generates. Hence why the expansions are listed separately.
That's why I didn't give my personal opinion.
www.windowscentral.com
www.forbes.com
The DLCs/expansion aren't standalone products, they are add-ons subsets of a game. So when counting the revenue of a game it's obviously also included all its DLCs/expansions.The free portion is the MTX revenue it generates. Hence why the expansions are listed separately.
I don't see why Steam would count the same things 2 or 3 times. Even if you are correct, being number 39 for the latest expansion less than 7 days from launch, is terrible.
That's why I didn't give my personal opinion.
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Nothing make me want to start playing a game less than constantly hearing about them adding things to the new player experience. As a new player, i dont want more new player experiences. I want content that's gonna be relevant even after i've been a new player. And that's rarely the case.
I mean, not really?
That's fair but Destiny's new/returning player experience is abysmal. Probably one of the worst I've ever seen. One of the cool things about Destiny is there's content in between expansions that lead to the next expansion. The good thing with that is usually by the time you start the expansion, you hit the ground running.
