Destiny’s Beauty

Destiny is not only a game where we can blast the skulls off of our enemies, but also one which we can relax to with its scenery. Bungie has done an excellent job with its environments, which immerse us in their beauty. Some are more simplistic than others, but all of them have a unique look and feel to them, and really make you feel more involved with what’s going on around you. DestinyOverwatch took the time to capture a lot of the scenes from the Beta in this video.

Weekly Update 8.1.14

The full post can be found at Bungie.net [divider] This week at Bungie, we put the Destiny Beta into millions of players’ hands. No easy feat. You all kicked mountains of ass. While you battled aliens and each other, we learned a lot about how things work behind the scenes. We discovered even more by watching you fight and win and die and revive. Now that it’s over, we’re having a blast all over again as you all try to tell your war stories in the loudest voice. The Destiny community has changed. You’ve seen some things. What’s been seen

DattoDoesDestiny

If you’re a Destiny fan, then there’s no doubt you’ve heard of DattoDoesDestiny. He has tons of great videos, most of which go into great detail about the game and his analysis’s are very informative. A big congrats to Datto for hitting over 25k subscribers! [yframe url=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9MqVhSXz9I’] Most recently he discussed the level cap and raiding.

The Details of Your Destiny

Today, in a mid-week news update, Bungie released some amazingly detailed images of Guardians and their weapons, complete with scale measurements. Deej started by making a statement about becoming legend with your Guardian in Destiny: To play Destiny is to create a unique character. You select a class and become legend through combinations of weapons and gear. The game is an invitation to project yourself into our brave new world – to harness your creativity and channel it into the perfection of your hero. Creativity is what they’re feeding and hope to inspire here. They released these images into the

Bungie Talks Raiding

IGN sat down with Bungie’s Luke Smith to talk more about Destiny’s Endgame. Read the entire  article here on IGN. I think Destiny’s endgame begins as soon as you see the way the story ends. As soon as you see the way we wrap up the sort of first piece of the adventure that we’re going to tell because we want to set you back out into the world to keep going. We want to try to align your motivations as the player with the motivations of the character who you’ve been pushing around this world. So for us I think a