To tell you I know the story here and to watch out for spoilers would be a fabrication because I just honestly have no idea what the hell is going on, or why the little I know even matters. And, my favorite one, how come this city didn’t help us all this time? Why are we in this new city? Where is everyone else? Why is this “veil” so important to recover? I mean, there’s some light reference to the Witness using it to connect to the traveler, but that’s never really clear. But there are so many lingering questions, even as we embark on this new journey. You make some new friends, partner up with them, and even get this new power called Strand. So, like the diligent gamer you are, go on and find the veil. It’s something very important that The Witness shouldn’t get his hands on. The story here is that you need to find and protect something called the veil. It’s called the Neptunian city of Neomuna, which is essentially a human city on Neptune.
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So, this is a city we’ve never heard about in the series that happened to be developing in secret during or shortly before the collapse. In fact, we’re whisked off into another city altogether. Instead, gamers dive right into another story. That is Destiny 2: Lightfall seems to be a war story, yet none of the hopelessness of such a setting is explored and thus, felt. It’s exactly the “show, don’t tell” adage at its best. Neither do we see the traveler or the black fleet until the end. Yet, we don’t see him again, save for chats with Calus, and up until the final cutscene. The Witness is portrayed as this powerful antagonist that makes up a huge chunk of Destiny 2: Lightfall. But, for what seemed like just a flick of the finger, everything went downhill from there. They truly send chills down your spine, picturing what torture The Witness was going to be to defeat. To be fair, the first few cutscenes are a tasty bunch. Yet, Bungie barely gives Destiny 2: Lightfall the sort of grand near-wrapping-up moment it deserves. Literally, the end draws near as far as the fight against the Witness is concerned.
Unfortunately, Destiny 2: Lightfall offers nothing but a hard time grasping what the hell is going on.
Although that means there’s definitely some catching up to do, it doesn’t necessarily mean you should have a hard time doing so. If you’re a newcomer to the game, you should know that Destiny 2: Lightfall is the penultimate expansion for the epic Light and Darkness saga. Why is that? Is there a particular element that is a hit and others are a miss or is it the whole game that fails to meet expectations? Just how worthwhile is it to play Destiny 2: Lightfall ? Well, why don’t you stick around till the end of this Destiny 2: Lightfall review to find out. Turns out, the fight against The Witness doesn’t quite deliver the same caliber of gaming we’ve come to expect from the series. Unfortunately, the reviews so far haven’t been the most pleasing to the eye, frankly, thwarting many gamers' hopes and dreams for the series.
The trailer didn’t lag behind either, setting the pace for what would potentially be a step in the right direction.
For me, the Witch Queen was the ultimate expansion and is partly why fans flocked over on Steam, setting an all-time peak record for concurrent players with the launch of Destiny 2: Lightfall. But, this is old news for most gamers, seeing as Bungie’s racked up an intense following over the years. Alongside the expansion, Bungie will release seasonal updates throughout the year, starting with the three-month Season of Defiance that launched at the same time as Destiny 2: Lightfall and three others to come. From Beyond Light to The Witch Queen, and still to come, The Final Shape. It’s one of the four expansions that’s become a norm for the series since 2017. Time to wrap up Bungie's epic adventure, eh? Destiny 2: Lightfall is a near-final step in the game’s saga.
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