It’s just more Destiny.Īnd at this point, I don’t know how much more Destiny I need. New missions, new guns, new group content, new maps … and that’s it. It streamlined many of its convoluted systems, put a bigger emphasis on story, and introduced new sub-classes to each of three main classes, which essentially gave players a new tree of skills to unlock. The Taken King reinvigorated Destiny. It’s difficult for me to critique Rise of Iron without bringing up The Taken King, last year’s expansion that was something of a reboot for Destiny. It’s also the place where I had the most fun in all of the expansion simply by climbing up a secret mountain path. It’s a beautiful place, and I enjoy having a new city to go besides the Tower. It’s nestled against a snow mountain, making it look like something from A Game of Thrones. While the Tower has a sci-fi look, Felwinter Peak is an almost medieval place. Rise of Iron gives you a new social hub, Felwinter Peak. It’s also a place to easily find other players. It’s where you can store items, get engrams encrypted (which gets you equipment), read mail, and accept missions. It’s the place you go between almost everything else you do. If you’ve played Destiny, you know about the Tower.
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