I like this game but Bungie and this game is confusing!

[cyotebongwater]

I tried this game out the other day and really enjoyed it. I mostly play single player games and I love the halo games. Trying to wrap my head around the campaign removal thing. Why take out the content that would attract new players to the game? is there no story content to play through unless you purchase the dlc? even then how will i know whats going on if i cant play the original story and have to jump into a dlc thing? this seems like a game i could really get into and i considered buying the dlcs before i found out about the removed content. I was feeling pretty hyped to play but now feel pretty discouraged from investing any more time in it.

[Kiki]

Have you tried Talking to Amanda Holliday in the tower hangar? She should have some of the old quests still kicking around. Though I might be wrong, so keep that in mind.

[Theblaze]

Originally posted by MountainKemono:

Have you tried Talking to Amanda Holliday in the tower hangar? She should have some of the old quests still kicking around. Though I might be wrong, so keep that in mind.

This, else Bungie moved it to the mission archive kiosk near the postmaster.

[PanVlk]

Guys, the original campaign and first two expansions were completely removed last year. They aren't with Amanda or the new kiosk, they are gone.

I agree with OP, I think currently the game doesn't really provide any hooks for the new players. The f2p components should at least provide some incentive to get expansions, but currently f2p content is limited to couple playlist strikes/gambit/pvp maps with no context behind it, and that's hardly going to get anyone interested for long enough to consider buying the expansions.

[Theblaze]

So basically not a good time starting with Destiny 2. Shame really, especially for new players.

Glad I started playing this game when the game was still "full" of content. I was F2P at that time by the way, I purchased all the DLC's at a later time.

[PanVlk]

I started playing back when it was on Battlenet. I actually paid money for Curse of Osiris and Warmind expansions, and now they are just gone completely. Pretty ♥♥♥♥♥♥ move imho, but it's beating a dead horse at this point.

[Theblaze]

Not sure if it's true but I've heard they reworking on the old stuff and might bring it back at some point.

[Shadow]

The game is in a fine state, the old content wasn't very used either hence the removal.

Now is as fine a time to begin Destiny II as any other.

[PanVlk]

Originally posted by Theblaze:

Not sure if it's true but I've heard they reworking on the old stuff and might bring it back at some point.

I wouldn't hold my breath. When they needed to excuse the content removal, they branded it as "Destiny content vault", claiming they might at some point add the content back in the game in some form, but there is no guarantee.

And I wouldn't expect them to add the story campaigns back, I think the best we can hope for is that they will add back some recycled map with minor updates for seasonal activities or something like that.

For them the removed maps now act as a contingency in case they would need to satiate the community with new content without having to actually produce a new content. Just like they did with the cosmodrome this season.

[Ejuss]

No

Not until they fix the thing called "sunsetting" armour and weapon. Its like GTA 5 online but u cant mod money so its take forever to grind the perfect loudout but this time, the "sunsetting" waste your time more.

[Kiki]

Originally posted by Lusetifan Shadow Drako:

The game is in a fine state, the old content wasn't very used either hence the removal.

Now is as fine a time to begin Destiny II as any other.

I mean you can kinda make the argument for removal? But Sunsetting pretty much all of the F2P campaign stuff is a d**k move however you put it, especially considering how lackluster the New Light quests are. And don't even get me started on the fact that half the worlds are gone.