Minority Mindset

In the world of Destiny 2, farming can often feel like a second job, complete with the same level of frustration and little in the way of rewards. One frustrated player, Ezra_Anderson19, lamented, “5 runs of Expert with all 13 bosses killed. Only armor. WHAT IS MY LUCK?!” It’s clear that for many, the grind for Adept weapons has turned into a true test of patience. Based on his experience, along with countless others, the anticipated rewards simply don’t justify the hard work put in. Instead of the shiny Adepts they had hoped for, players are often left with nothing but the dull, mundane drops of non-Adept armor that ends up as mere fodder for their collections.

When niceguy2003 shared their victory over Destiny 2, it wasn’t just a casual statement about completing the game; it was a heartfelt declaration steeped in nostalgia and hard-earned achievements. Several users chimed in with reactions that ranged from congratulations to envy. “Congrats bro, I remember when I platinumed D2 back in 2017 before the trophies were changed,” Brandon0159 reminisced, indicating that this journey is as significant as the trophy itself. With a nod to the changes in the trophy requirements over time, it’s apparent that those early days held their own charm. Players find comfort in sharing similar experiences, and celebration of one another’s progress is part of the game’s culture. These stories echoed throughout the comments, creating a tapestry of shared gaming history.

One of the focal points of this Reddit discussion is the overwhelming size of certain weapon sights that some players just can’t stand. For instance, user SplashDmgEnthusiast poured some virtual frustration out on the auto rifle from Vesper’s Host. They mentioned, “the thing’s massive! I will switch weapons and carry something else when sprinting; it just takes up WAY too much screen space for no good reason.” Talk about feeling like you’re aiming through a pair of binoculars! It’s nearly comical how these oversized sights turn into unwelcome distractions, making aiming feel as graceful as a hippo on roller skates. It’s clear that players want their weapon sights to make them feel like sharpshooters, not lumbering giants trying to bust through a door!

The crux of revadike’s enthusiasm for Collective Obligation is undoubtedly the Maligned Harvest boost, which transforms this weapon into a debilitating powerhouse. With every hit leeching a weaken effect and producing a Void overshield, players can effectively wave goodbye to dying in a hail of bullets. The 70% damage reduction coupled with replenished health means players can get up close and personal with some of the toughest enemies in the game without fear. One commenter even noted, “Maligned Harvest’s boost with Child of the Old Gods is insanely strong,” indicating the potential of combining gear synergies that further enrich the gameplay experience. These buffs are giving Guardians a newfound confidence to charge into battle, arms swinging, and the enemies trembling. So, if you’re still tiptoeing around the battlefield, it may be time to get bold!

Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition arrives with new features, content, and other improvements this Thursday. We have a detailed feature covering all the changes here. A few hours after our review went live, Nintendo has shared the Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition launch trailer. 

These include three celebrated games: Batman: Arkham Knight, Monster Sanctuary, and Tunic.

If you would like to see AC Shadows on the previous generation consoles, we must worry you. The official announcement is that the title will be available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X / S, PC and Macs with Apple silicon. The interesting part is that developers also confirmed the iPad version. It will be released in the further future, though. However, no information on the old generation consoles. So, it will probably never happen.