Destiny 2: The Final Shape Video Review

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Destiny 2: The Final Shape reviewed by Travis Northup on PC and Xbox Series X|S, also available on Xbox One and PlayStation.

Destiny 2’s potential was clear from the first time I blasted my way through The Red War seven years ago, but Bungie never actually realized much of that potential until The Final Shape. This finale expansion’s story largely succeeds at delivering a satisfying ending, the raid is brutal and epic, the Prismatic subclasses breathe fresh life into combat, and the new enemy faction adds some much-needed variety to the things you’ll spend hours shooting in the face. None of that makes Destiny’s avalanche of confusing RPG systems, currencies, and storylines any easier to digest – but for the first time in a long while, I can wholeheartedly recommend pushing through that darkness, because there’s now a bright and beaming light at the end of the tunnel.

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Zavala didn't make a turn out of nowhere. This has been built upon since the season of the haunted when his past trauma resurfaced. Since then, he's had his faith in the Traveler destroyed by tragedy after tragedy, all while his brightest source of hope remained silent. The Witness forced Zavala to relive that memory and tried to use it to manipulate him, which played on his emotions. After all of that, Cayde-6 showing up again when Zavala wanted his family back too, he was willing to throw his values aside to destroy the Witness at all costs.

CaydeElric

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“Zavala is a loose cannon for no discernible reason” the man was offered to spend an eternity with the family he saw slaughtered in front of him…. Of course he’s not going to stay stoic

theNightWing

Zavala has started to doubt in the traveler since Witch Queen and Bungie has been building this for years, it's not just, "no reason"

alejandrocarralero

Bro did not play season of the haunted

mastercheifisbest

IGN’s perspective on Zavala and how they feel like they made him a softy for no reason is like saying you haven’t played in the last 5 years but call yourself a veteran. Jfc.

Blessed_Souls

So the reviewer says he’s a veteran but doesn’t understand Zavala’s turn? Make it make sense

Onestrandedperson

The psion like enemies are actually psions. Bungie mentioned that when it was first showcased

wesswinden

Zavala has been doubting the Traveler for the past few years now. How did they reviewer not know this as a “veteran”?

EchotheLombax

It was a fine concluding campaign. Its design is, as always, top notch. However, being in the post raid period now, it still feels like standard D2. Bounties, a few quests in admittedly interesting landscapes. Echoes has its weekly story beats too. It’s been an interesting ride since the beta of D1. Some great memories for an aging gamer. Now 10 years older than when he started playing the damn game!

RH

Don’t forgot about the 12 man activity. It was epic

lancow

If they aren't already playing Destiny 2, this probably isn't gonna bring them in.

evilrooster

Lmao all the people complaining about reviewer point about Zavala pretending like it's not a major point of discourse amongst fans

SSSoM

Zavala started doubting the traveler 2 or 3 expansions ago. Its hard to miss

LukeT

Been playing this game for 10 years straight and experienced every low and every high, I'm satisfied with this expansion.
Also Travis breakdowns and analysis are on point .

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