If I could write a positive review without recommending the game, i would. I've been playing destiny 2 since its launch in 2017, not on steam, but on old fashioned battle.net, before its revamp. From that perspective, destiny 2 has been an enjoyable experience, with some eras of the game more enjoyable than others. Though as it stands, new player experience, regardless of how much bungie attempts to revamp it, will always be a massive filter. Historically the only solutions to this have been considered some of the worst phases of an mmo's life cycle, like tremendous amounts of content in WoW becoming entirely defunct. So as it stands, if you're willing to accept that most players of the game will be more experienced than you for some time, Destiny 2 is a game like no other. Otherwise, theres not much they can do to help without ruining the game.

If I could write a positive review without recommending the game, i would. I've been playing destiny 2 since its launch in 2017, not on steam, but on old fashioned battle.net, before its revamp. From that perspective, destiny 2 has been an enjoyable experience, with some eras of the game more enjoyable than others. Though as it stands, new player experience, regardless of how much bungie attempts to revamp it, will always be a massive filter. Historically the only solutions to this have been considered some of the worst phases of an mmo's life cycle, like tremendous amounts of content in WoW becoming entirely defunct. So as it stands, if you're willing to accept that most players of the game will be more experienced than you for some time, Destiny 2 is a game like no other. Otherwise, theres not much they can do to help without ruining the game.