NeoGeorg

u/NeoGeorg


r/DestinyTheGame•

After seeing some fellow Guardians buying the Destiny 2 Guardian posters and actually framing these, I thought to myself: "You know what? I'M gonna do that too!"

Being a Nordic Guardian, importing them wasn't cheap. Delivery only took two weeks though, and, as others have told, the posters are very high quality. Shoutout to the manufacturers: They're worth their price.

Then came the challenge of finding the right frames. Getting custom ones turned out to cost almost a PS4 Pro, and I'll much rather get one of those eventually. So I went for 50x70 cm (about 20"x27,5") standard instead, which would work nicely with a passepartout. (New word I

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r/DestinyTheGame•

It's no secret Destiny's narrative is flawed, to say the least. Especially considering how deep the lore outside of the game actually is, how many stories there potentially are to tell.

That only worsens the fact that there are some continuity issues. Most players won't see this as a big deal, but to me coherence is extremely important in any story, and for new players this is probably outright confusing. I wish Bungie would consider these changes:

  1. If possible, Eris Morn shouldn't appear in the Tower until after completion of Chamber of Night. It would be a nice feature, but likely hard to actually implement.

  2. Once you return to the Tower after finishing Chamber of Night, the Dark

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