Season of the Seraph Trailer (Destiny)
by cheapLEY 
, Tuesday, December 06, 2022, 08:57 (695 days ago)
God, I hope this is better than the Seraph Tower season.
Season of the Seraph Trailer
by Claude Errera , Tuesday, December 06, 2022, 09:19 (695 days ago) @ cheapLEY
I'm kinda looking forward to the return of warmind cells.
Season of the Seraph Trailer
by cheapLEY , Tuesday, December 06, 2022, 09:26 (695 days ago) @ Claude Errera
I never used them much because I don’t like most of the weapons that can make them.
https://www.bungie.net/7/en/Seasons/SeasonOfTheSeraph
Now I’m excited. A new exotic mission takes us to a Braytech orbital platform above The Last City. The new exotic has weekly quests to unlock different catalysts.
Weapons and armor look great.
Seasonal activity does sound kind of like a rehash of Seraph season stuff, but I guess we’ll see.
Solid first impressions.
by cheapLEY , Wednesday, December 07, 2022, 09:06 (694 days ago) @ cheapLEY
The gear all looks cool, the few weapons I have so far feel good. I’m really looking forward to the Dungeon and exotic mission.
I’ve only done it twice, but the new activity seems alright. The playlist modifier that makes us permanently 5 levels underleveled is fantastic. It’s still not difficult, but it does mean that it feels like my build actually comes into play and I’m using it to survive rather than just to kill every enemy immediately after it spawns. I really hope this is more testing for ditching power level.
Story seems kinda dumb. Why is every character in the Destiny universe an idiot? We should definitely bring Clovis Bray to the HELM and give him access to Warmind as he’s literally monologuing about finally being back in control. Nezerac’s darkness body goo and the Crown of Sorrow are also there, I’m sure it’ll all just be totally fine.
Solid first impressions.
Why is every character in the
Destinyuniverse an idiot?
Fix'd. lol.
...but really though...
Story seems kinda dumb. Why is every character in the Destiny universe an idiot? We should definitely bring Clovis Bray to the HELM and give him access to Warmind as he’s literally monologuing about finally being back in control. Nezerac’s darkness body goo and the Crown of Sorrow are also there, I’m sure it’ll all just be totally fine.
My favorite joke about this comes from, of all places, a kid show, where after a number of convolutedly complex plans fail to achieve the simple result seeked, one character gives the most simple and obvious answer that would solve the entire problem which was the crux of the episode. To which the schemer of these convolutedly complex plans replies "What, and ruin the plot?"
I agree that for the moment, this story seems... bare minimum, which is surprising to me as this is the lead up to the NEXT BIG THING tm in the Destiny Universe. This post on reddit also brings an interesting note, in that every story this year has had some sort of "father" issues. Anastasia Bray and Clovis Bray I, Eido and Mithrax, Empress Caiatl and Calus, and finally for the beginning of this year with Season of the Risen, we get some slight differentiation with Uldren Sov "The Crow" going through his deal about his past self.
For now I think things will just coast, until inevitably the arrogance of Clovis Bray I does something that makes another problem and instead of Vex we get something spooky spooky darkness that requires us to go to Neptune. Yeah? Something like that. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Solid first impressions.
by Kermit , Raleigh, NC, Thursday, December 08, 2022, 08:59 (693 days ago) @ INSANEdrive
Why is every character in the
Destinyuniverse an idiot?
Fix'd. lol....but really though...
Story seems kinda dumb. Why is every character in the Destiny universe an idiot? We should definitely bring Clovis Bray to the HELM and give him access to Warmind as he’s literally monologuing about finally being back in control. Nezerac’s darkness body goo and the Crown of Sorrow are also there, I’m sure it’ll all just be totally fine.
My favorite joke about this comes from, of all places, a kid show, where after a number of convolutedly complex plans fail to achieve the simple result seeked, one character gives the most simple and obvious answer that would solve the entire problem which was the crux of the episode. To which the schemer of these convolutedly complex plans replies "What, and ruin the plot?"
That's hilarious! You have to tell me what it's from because I'll be referring to it from now on.