
As a newbie gamer diving into Destiny 2, I can totally relate to Acrobatic_Airline605’s post. The initial journey into this game has been quite the roller coaster ride for many of us. A common theme that emerged in our discussions is that the “New Player Experience” has been tough for years now.
Acrobatic’s queries about the free-to-play model, multiplayer aspects, and the structure of the campaign weren’t just idle chatter; they echoed the confusion that many, including myself, have experienced.
One user, OneFinalEffort, broke down the game’s narrative landscape in great detail. It’s a vast, fragmented terrain with major campaigns and seasonal stories that are both rich and disjointed at times. For fresh Guardians like me, it sometimes feels like trying to solve a jigsaw puzzle with only half the pieces, before we even get into the different game modes like strikes and raids.
Navigating what’s essential can be tricky when the player guide references a history that spans multiple expansions and eras. It’s like being dropped into a foreign land without a map!