Clocked it.
It’s been raining non-stop since the launch of Destiny 2 – The Witch Queen last Wednesday, and I’ve not stopped playing since. I finished the campaign on legendary difficulty solo in 2 days. I reached the power level cap at the end of the first week, and today (on the first day of the new week) I reached level 100 of the season pass with 83 days to go… what can I say? Old habits die hard!
Obsessed!
I’ve been doing absolutely nothing but playing Destiny 2 The Witch Queen since last Wednesday. Bungie has truly hit it out of the park this time!
2 more sleeps!
So prepped and psyched for Destiny 2’s next expansion THE WITCH QUEEN which drops this Wednesday (for all of those living in Australia).
BEFORE.
AFTER.
BEFORE.
AFTER.
Just some fun design work for the Destiny 2 clan I’ve just joined!
Oh noes here we goes.
Despite being a retired graphic designer, last week I got going on a new graphic design job to help a mate out. The week started out great! I was happy, client/mate was happy, then client sent my work to his marketing agency for feedback (design by committee) and that’s when shit started to fall apart.
I rant about Destiny 2, as that’s pretty much all I’ve been doin’ lately!
Conqueror!
With over 2,500 hours into Destiny 2 you’d think I’d be OK at the game, but truth is I’ve mostly been avoiding the hardest PVE content in the game being Raids and Grandmaster Nightfall Strikes.
Grandmasters arguably require more refined builds and team coordination than any other activity in the game, and Bungie believes that “completion should be the primary metric for success, rather than score or time or another in-activity metric”.
I only needed to do one more Grandmaster for the title and this week’s Grandmaster happened to be “The Corrupted” which is considered to be one of the hardest Grandmasters in the game. This morning I created a random LFG group with 2 guys I’ve never played with, we had no comms (not even chat!) but we got it done first go!
I’ve completed a few Grandmasters since their introduction in 2021, but never earned the Conqueror title (which you get for completing triumphs like using all elements in a Grandmaster and completing 6 different Grandmasters). In going for the title I ended up rage quitting for almost a year (!), but this season I’ve finally got it and yes… it feels fucking good, man!
Been gaming… LOTS!
In this Monday Morning Rant I explain why I choose to play Destiny 2 on PC with a controller over mouse and keyboard.
