Destiny 2 Players Outraged Over Crafting Changes: A Love-Hate Relationship

Initially, Destiny 2’s introduction of crafting was widely celebrated as a revolutionary boost by many players, brimming with captivating opportunities for customizing weapons according to individual playstyles. However, there’s been a shift in sentiment recently, resonating with the idea that a cherished aspect has been undermined, as Pervavore expressed in their post: “I get that games, especially live service games, are essentially money-making machines, but it feels like a betrayal when we lose something great because it’s seen as not profitable enough.” This sentiment echoes throughout multiple discussions, where users share their regret over the loss of a once thrilling element that added a tangible and intense enjoyment to the gameplay experience.

Destiny 2’s New Taken Phalanx Shields: A Flawless Run Nightmare

The main issue arising from the game update is centered around the altered mechanics of Taken Phalanx shields, which now share characteristics with those of Cabal shields. Player XxXc00l_dud3XxX has highlighted how this alteration makes defeating the initial boss in the Prophecy dungeon excessively challenging. They expressed their frustration by saying “DPS phases are almost impossible solo,” revealing a glimpse into their struggle. This adjustment has left many players who strive for flawless solo runs feeling powerless, as they must adapt their traditional strategies to more cautious approaches that frequently lead to defeat.

Destiny 2: Why Banshee-44 Needs to Step Up His Gunsmith Game Now!

When Magnatix1998 initiated the initial volley, they weren’t holding back on shaping Banshee-44’s future. They strongly advocate that the gunsmith should be more than just a dispenser of subpar engrams and random weaponry. “Let him customize our weapons,” they plead, proposing a “blending” system where players can combine perks from different guns to craft a unique masterpiece tailored to their preferences. Imagine transforming that ordinary Funnelweb you occasionally retrieve from a raid into an extraordinary weapon with your preferred attributes. This isn’t merely idle speculation; many players share this view, urging Banshee to step up and fulfill his potential as a true gunsmith, the master of weapons. The concept is intriguing: why can’t our trusted gunsmith add a touch of flair to our cherished weapons?

The Excellent D&D Movie’s Writers Are Turning Another Game Into A Film

According to The Hollywood Reporter, John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein are finalizing agreements for penning the script of Monopoly. Yet, it seems their agreement doesn’t encompass the opportunity to direct the film as well. Previously, these two have co-written movies like Horrible Bosses, Spider-Man: Homecoming, and Vacation Friends, and they have also directed films such as Vacation, Game Night, and the upcoming Apple Studios production titled Mayday.

Wizardry Variants Daphne PC Steam version now available

The PC version was previously announced, but it has been revealed more recently that it will offer landscape mode, controller compatibility, and account linking. To mark today’s launch of Wizardry Variants Daphne on Steam, every player will receive 2,000 Gems of Org as a gift. Additionally, the Pixie and the Secret Garden limited-time quest will be accessible within the game.

Invincible Issue 61: The Terrifying Conquest Fight Begins

As a dedicated gamer immersed in the thrilling world of Invincible, I’ve witnessed some unforgettable battles that left me on the edge of my seat. Battle Beast came incredibly close to taking down Mark in an epic showdown, Mark held his ground against the formidable Omni-Man, and then there was the time Mark mercilessly pounded Angstrom Levy after he hurled him through the multiverse in Season 2. These fights were nothing short of spectacular!

USC Comedy Festival to Honor Filmmaker Jason Reitman

The three-day event intends to explore how humor influences the development of mainstream culture and social upheavals. The homage to director Jason Reitman, renowned for movies like “Saturday Night” in 2024, “Up in the Air” from 2009, and “Juno” in 2007, will conclude the event, featuring a live discussion with film historian and critic Leonard Maltin on stage.