Even knowing Bungie, and knowing that it would be, I was still surprised by how beautiful this game is (I was surprised by it again last week when I fired it up in 4K HDR).

A moment that really highlights that for me was first breaking into the Arcology. Destiny has really great lighting, and the areas below the surface on Titan really show that, I think.

It's definitely the area I really wish we got to see more of.

Titan's not my favorite planet, and the Hive are not my favorite enemy to fight, but the first time I played Savathun’s Song in 4K HDR, I fell in love with the game again.

This is my favorite mission in both D1 and D2. I was hoping for this kind of mission but honestly didn't expect to see it.

Agreed. D2's campaign was bookended by great missions.

For me one thing I didn;t expect was the beauty of Jupiter in Io’s skybox. Not that I didn’t expect it to be there, but that I didn’t expect it to be so detailed and move across the sky so dramatically. I remember that at one point I was trying to get my orientation by finding Jupiter in the sky and I couldn’t because it had passed below the horizon! I sat for a good thirty minutes waiting for it to come back and its rise was gorgeous.

IO is the best. Here is a low-res upload of a timelapse I took of Jupiter. I was pleasantly surprised when the moon rose right in front of my shot.

I love this and the first one you posted shortly after D2 came out. I shared it with several friends who don't play video games to show them how amazing games can be.

Just go to xboxdvr.com, type in your name, find the clip, and copy the URL. Then use the video button on the right and paste the link in the box that pops up.

I guess just a note for anyone else reading (it obviously doesn't apply to ManKitten since his stuff's already visible), you MAY have to adjust the privacy settings for your XBox media in order for it to be visible on XBoxDVR.com

They have a walkthrough posted.

http://xboxdvr.com/gamer/bluerunner/video/43064928

Now that there's a category I have some experience with, there's a good example of something that's certainly unexpected.

As most of you know, I really hate Crucible and had no desire to play it in Destiny 2. However, when I found out that two of the thirteen achievements were Crucible only, I decided to suck it up and cringe my way through when Iron Banner first arrived--to take care of the rank challenge and Call to Arms simultaneously.

Let me tell ya—I certainly didn't expect this to happen on my first multiplayer game ever.

http://xboxdvr.com/gamer/Morpheus414/video/42878114

I don't even know what half of those medals are! (No stats,Bungie? Seriously?)