Basically, if you were followed/ungrayed on one of the main blogs (like Kotaku), as of today, you are automatically followed/ungrayed on all of its subblogs, or at least that’s what I’ve pieced together from various comments.

The netcode is fine. It’s the fact that the playerbase for online is so low it, more often than not, can only pull players from different regions to play against. Hence, the red bars.

I mean, at this point I’ll probably continue to use destinylfg even if/when they do add a party finder, because I'd wager all of the good players will still be there. But yeah, seeing the increased clan integration in RoI, I'd be surprised if they didn't have some kind of plan for built-in party finding in D2.

Literally better than any other game like it. When pray tell is the last time you played Destiny PvP? Because I'm a 20x+ flawless trials player, and the net code is rock solid at this point.

You don’t know my life. ;)

It’d also be great for Bungie to have some serious competition in the genre to spur them to bigger and better. Maybe Borderlands 3, whenever that gets announced.

This is not a snarky question, but what is the purpose of having more than one character? Is it just to separate the different gear sets for when you play with friends? Example: Since Bob is running his Shield Guy, I’m going to run my Sentry Guy.

A post on the game’s website also promises improvements to “enemy difficulty and time to kill” as well as the “solo player experience.”

As a Destiny diehard, I really hope they can pull this off. Destiny’s gotten to a level of quality at this point that the only glaring flaw is content droughts, which isn’t really a solvable problem. Having another game loosely of its archetype to help fill the gaps would be marvelous, but the level of quality is so…

As someone who bought it from Gamestop on the day of release, and bought the Season Pass (ugh), I’ve legitimately forgotten it even existed.

Good luck with that.....they’ll need at least 3 months of work to fix those problems. I have 3 characters with around 200 hours played, that game is a giant mess.

All this sounds great and all, but if the boss still takes three to ten clips worth of headshots in order to down them, then I'm still not coming back. Combat feels slow, chunky, and boring. The bullet sponge effect needs to end for NPCs.

As someone that was working in Gamestop on the day of release for this game, I’ve legitimately forgot it even existed.

Sobbing and screaming hysterically over chalk drawings is “trying?” You’re a third-wave feminist (gender construct or not), aren’t you?

Imagine the same policy told to the delicate flowers of Oberlin...

oh, millenials are going to "fix" things. can't wait for that.

what about diablo, hard to say it isnt demons, we went with, yes! but we are _killing_ diablo.

Let’s just be good Americans and laugh at the silly Brits and their accents and their retina-burning luggage.

I would bet that they went about this the wrong way. I played a college sport where we routinely traveled with 36 or more players, plus coaches, equipment managers, etc, with everyone bringing at least 2 bags that matched identically to everyone else’s. We would all just wait by baggage claim, and as each bag came…