While some may debate that this is a decent amount for twenty dollars, the problem is that the actual content that wasn’t particularly good to begin with, at least outside of the Raid. The Dark Below was incredibly disappointing as there were only four main missions, an extra strike (two for PlayStation), three Crucible maps and one Raid. You have to take in consideration that the reason most players bought the expansion pass or The Dark Below was for more content, something that was desired from the beginning. The Dark Below and House of Wolves were considered “expansions” to the main campaign, adding additional content that would extend the enjoyment gamers were having with friends. It’s not only the main campaign that’s lacking, though, as its paid downloadable expansions are receiving a heaping of heat, and rightfully so.īefore the game even launched, Bungie and Activision began selling future downloadable content. There was something that had gamers coming back, but there was no denying that Destiny was underwhelming from what it was being built up to be. While the core gameplay mechanics were highly enjoyable, Destiny’s launch was met with much disappointment due to its lack of content and repetitive mission structures. With Activison backing the next big space epic from the creators of the multi-billion dollar franchise, Halo, surely nothing could have gone wrong. Destiny was heavily promoted to be the definitive experience that would usher first person shooters into a new era (even though it did launch on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3).
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