Rise Of Iron Might Be The Perfect Time To Return To Destiny

Cinelinx - "We may have not played in a while, but if you enjoyed Destiny for what it was, it might be time to return."

[ApexWolf22]

My biggest gripe is the number of steps per quest, just feels dragged out to make up for lack of content...

[InTheZoneAC]

I had quit destiny since the first day or two of the April update and got back into the game about a week and a half ago trying to play catch-up. I really like how auto rifles and fusion rifles are usable now, especially in crucible. I almost forgot what life was like in Destiny where I just used a fusion rifle wherever I went, pvp or pve.

Rise of Iron is fun so far, I like how the strikes are challenging once again, just like initially in year one. One thing Bungie needs to do is offer an even more challenging strike playlist in time when we're all past the 350/360 light level. If we're going to reach 400 light after the hard raid then we need other content to keep up with that level since this is basically all we're getting until destiny 2.

I haven't touched crucible since this expansion, hoping the new maps are good.

[lipton101]

I kept my vision of confluence for crucible. Still wrecks. So glad the stats are normalized as it's useless in pve

[InTheZoneAC]

I forgot to mention that the Vex is actually decent in PVP after it was nerfed to hell for what seemed like forever. I didn't get this gun until the final weeks before Crota's End released so I never got to experience it's guardian shattering rage inducing capabilities. I also got killed by atheon's epilogue, it melted so fast I checked the gun out and sure enough. I'm thinking of doing VoG over just to get those legendary raid weapons and store them in the vault(I had several of them before, but now with space I can afford to keep them)

I just hope that bungie is near finalizing major tweaks and will only focus on minor tweaks to any of the new weapons...if needed. Before it felt like Bungie was nerfing just to nerf because they were mad that people liked to use one weapon type over another.