It may be recycled but I paid for it almost a decade ago AND I'D LIKE IT FUCKING BACK.

Everything you think, it's more.

I have so many recordings of Vesper's Host. This was the most common way to die while recording the final Solo Flawlesses

opened up an old destiny rip in blender for a video and why is Xeno in a Honda?

Bungie games have always been great at making creative people shine. The stories people tell with this the worlds they make are always a highlight. 3D artists, Music and people making genuine movies from it never cease to amaze me. Even back in the old halo days file share was something to behold.

Destiny had a lot of problems spanning years. The eververse store in D1 supposed to only fund events like the dawning and more. The bad original story The eververse engram lootbox rigging Curse of Osiris Shadowkeep Lightfall Pvp being left unattended for years, with a VERY small amount of maps being added over its run. The story going into more about relationships than being a soldier of the dark and light and saving humanity from the brink. Constant FOMO, seasonal content grinds being vapid or filled with go here and talk to X. Then go to teleprompter and talk to x Microtransactions on everything. Low amount of cosmetics to earn unless you paid a fortune. Meta shifting or soft sunsetting of power constantly ruining your builds you spent hours making 8 years to get loadouts in game. The overdelivery line. Pete Parsons and his wheels Stealing art Sunsetting campaigns so people dont know what happened unless they watch a YouTube video. Charging for seasons, putting unique gameplay modes then deleting them next expansion. Bad MMO features because the game was originally designed NOT to be an MMO. I can go on and on but the downfall of bungie hasn't been fast, its been slow. All these things point to why another player dropped off year over year, then something happens and another one drops off. It repeated even up until final shape which people just checked out for and it missed its revenue targets by a mile. I know it happened because my brother who was a die hard fan, sinking thousands of hours just cold turkey quit because of the building pressure and annoyance with how bad the story got. Opting to hard pivot into FF14, A genre he didn't even like before and making it his main stay. My point is bungie had lightning in a bottle and chose to nickle and dime, put out things way too fast to make them as good as they can and ultimately made bad content in a lot of places and those things cant exist in this market that we'll anymore. Im sad to see it go, gave me real good friends and people who look out for me even when i cant be around to do the same. Even sadder to see it go after the Moments of Triumph update knowing things like this were always possible. But im not gonna sugar coat it, the game was a mess with moments of being one of the greatest there ever was. (Still sunk many thousands of hours though, and id probably do it again)

THE FUCKING WHITE HOUSE IS EVEN A PART OF THIS.

Oh yeah, still got it.

Somehow I dont feel like this is the end of Destiny, even if we have to wait awhile. It brings me great joy seeing the game left in such a good state after years of controversy and agonizing decisions. Even though it would of been perfect to end on the final shape, I think this isnt the worst end either as the community is alive and for once being positive instead of pointing their anger at the wrong place. The developers instead of the dumbass executives who cut and ran. They did try to do the best for the players with what they could at the time. Except whoever wrote lightfall, you rug pulled me after hyping me up with witch queen and ill never forgive you.