Destiny 2 The Edge of Fate: One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
Destiny 2’s most recent expansion, The Edge of Fate, has been out for a little while now and is the glaring definition of a mixed bag. There’s a lot of good changes made to the core experience while simultaneously making changes to make the core experience worse. But first, let’s go over the campaign, because it’s surprisingly decent. EXPANSION Going into this expansion, I was not expecting much from the campaign. It was supposed to be a “non-linear” campaign, where you had multiple storylines you could choose at any point, going back to the usual open world format of the destinations. I didn’t really like this direction because I thought TFS nailed the formula and defined what a campaign quest should be for this game, but it was foolish of me to expect Bungie to iterate on an idea. Although, I am happy to say the campaign did turn out quite good, even if it wasn’t as non-linear as they promised. The format is very basic, you start with one quest, it splits ...