King of Thieves Review, Eat Pray Steal

The Raids - There was only one Raid when I played: Vault of Glass. It was insanely hard and I could never beat it. Finding people to connect with in a Fireteam before trying to tackle it was also an effort in futility. Even when I would have a good team, we'd lose and eventually one guy would quit and, like the Strikes, we'd be unable to progress with just the two of us.

The gear dropped in the Raids are superior to what you'd find in a Strike. However, it was so hard to find anything and you got so little reward for your hard work that the costs didn't match the benefit. I think I once got a Mote of Light, but beyond that I never got any good gear.

And explain to me how scr888 casino download could design matchmaking for both the Crucible and Strike game types, but NOT the Raids? I've heard they're fixing this (or have fixed it) but it should have been an option day-one.

I wish there had been more character development, more advancing of the plot, and more characters in general.
THOUGHTS

To be honest, I had a lot of fun with Destiny. It was enjoyable and I fell in love with the setting and universe. However, a setting without a plot is a sad and lifeless thing, and Destiny fits that perfectly. I wish there had been more character development, more advancing of the plot, and more characters in general. In total, you interact with four or five characters in cutscenes (if that) and ultimately their stories are unimportant.

I don't like giving review scores, because I don't believe a score can properly encapsulate an entire opinion about a game. I will say this: if you like science fiction world-building, this game does that very well. If you like coherent storytelling, this game does that poorly. Finally, if you like quick-paced multiplayer with unique abilities, Destiny does that well.