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Aaaaah, change is bad.

He soubds quite different to what I expected, honestly. Eager to see/hear him more.

I was going to agree, but then you posted the plot summary below (thankfully some of it was in a tiny pic I could not read)

I think I'm not going to watch any of these. The first stream was okay, since it didn't really spoil content. I think I'd rather just do the strike myself when it comes out, especially if the strikes have mini raid mechanics as I have been hearing.

I'm going to have it on but not watch it, just listen to it. That way I can be surprised by what things look like and where to go and probably some other things but still hear what they have to talk about. Lest we forget, this time they're talking about those swords we noticed at the end of the last stream.

I never seem to remember the spoilers when I actually play the game, just like when I watch a movie I'm not thinking about what I saw in a trailer.

As long as there are no major plot twists revealed these "spoilers" don't actually spoil anything for me.

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How I predict the strike to end:

The boss is a large cabal in green armor. He is running around the room opening exhaust couplings so that he can fire rockets into the ship's fusion drive cores. Your task is to close the exhaust couplings and kill him before he detonates three cores, which causes a wildcat explosion of the engines.

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The cabal plow through things with (seemingly) little regard for loss of life. We know they are going to fail, but in doing so they will all be taken by the King, making our lives that much harder. We go in now because it'll be easier to kill them before they are taken.

Story wise, why would we stop the Cabal from blowing up the ship?! Wouldn't that make killing Oryx that much easier? I say let them destroy the core and give me a vacation.

I would assume they are going to detonate it near something important or detonating it causes some sort of nastiness to be flung into the galaxy.

Featuring NolanBot's first appearance!

hmm, they had him sound similar to Dinklage's performance, I think he's doing like a halfway impression

well, Nolan stated that he hadn't played Destiny, nor listened to any Dinklage dialogue beforehand. I'm sure most of what you are hearing is synthesized in post by Bungie.

It's just missing a bit of that subtle eccentric tone, and maybe not quite as heavily filtered.

Yup, that's the first thing I thought of when I heard it.