12 Reasons to NOT Miss Destiny 1... 

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No in game map for the zones was awful. I definitely prefer D1 in terms of the art direction as its more my style, but D2’s QOL changes are so so good

You forgot to mention the fact that the cryptarch can turn your exotic engram into a legendary or a blue and has a chance to give you an exotic for a class you don’t even use.

Personally I think all of the people saying that D1 was better are thinking about the atmosphere that's the story created, and more end-of-the-world survivors type feeling, like we were actually trying to protect the last remnants of humanity, along with the armor sets have any more rugged and utilitarian look to them

The lack of a mention of 111 last word crits from across the map and two tap walk away thorn and permanence of felwinter's lie for the first year of the game is surprising to me

I have fond memories of the resource loops. My now-husband and I met through Destiny PVP sweats and grinding resource loops together for hours so that we’d have enough resources to upgrade weapons and armor was a big part of how we got to know each other. We’d be in chat for hours sometimes talking about everything and nothing… Ah nostalgia

D1 had its charms and fond memories, but the QOL and overall improvements we now see in D2 are leaps and bounds above what D1 could possibly offer. And yet, there were some ROI visual flares and effects that for some reason D2 has not been able to recapture.

One thing I miss is heavy ammo synth, but at the same time the rally flag system is so much better. I was doing a 390 Crota yesterday, and having to wait 5 minutes for someone to activate a synth was annoying. Even worst, if you’re dead while using the synth it just doesn’t work.

I still remember the original Sleeper Simulant quest, specifically where you needed to complete a Warsat public event on every world that had them. On Mars, there is one spot where a Warsat can spawn and it *almost never happens*.

I remember the early days when us hunters couldn't raid because we didn't have abilities to push off bosses or when raid groups were "locked" because you didn't have GHorn or Icebreaker. Edit : "Class specific encounters" Crota Lamps / Hunters / "Don't Touch Me"

Oh man, how could you forget the classic Year 1 issue of Legendary Engrams decrypting into Rare gear and how the infusion system used to be a random number progression? Those events are forever scarred into my brain. 😅 For those wondering if you say had a Handcannon that was 200 Power Level and wanted to infuse a 300 Power Level Auto Rifle into it, you’re resulting Handcannon would be randomly anywhere from 201 to 300 Power Level

That double Fireborn elimination was actually pretty cool.

The only things I miss are the armour, atmosphere and the friends I used to play with. Destiny 1 back in the day was one of the best times I ever had in gaming and I only had another experience like that once.

The fact that engrams felt like loot boxes with the fact that their own rarities don’t matter at times Sure your purple engram can be decrypted BUT WILL YOU GET A PURPLE?! Or will you get a blue? NOBODY KNOWS

I was a Self-Rezzing trog back then, but it paled in comparison to our D1 Fusion Nades. Those had Truth levels of tracking

Apart from a lot of the quality of life changes D2 brought, one of the things people seem to conveniently forget were the pvp metas and balancing. From year 1s choice between 2(3 on PlayStation) exotic handcannons, to year 3s Wormwood Fusion Grenade meta, people seem to forget D1 had metas that were just as bad.

Oh man, the resource farming routes are so true. My buddies and I had a route for Mars and the Moon where all we did was go between the treasure chests in a region and kill things along the way waiting for the chests to respond. Forgot how many small builds there were due to vault space. Good times....good times.

I wonder how the people saying the ends of seasons are so boring for the lack of content would react to the months of just nothing after dlcs In destiny 1

I think there was a hand cannon called fulcrum. That could roll with that lucky shot perk and last bullet in mag perk. And u could get it with a 6 round mag. So 2 out of 6 shots were powered up. I also miss that legendary and exotic drops were as the name implies. And don’t just drop all the time at this point those drops are just participation trophies.

I agree with that last point. D2’s stories may not be that great… _but at least the lore and story are told in the game_

Number one reason to miss D1 is the rare hand cannon named nifty biscuit that had 5 rounds in the cylinder and explosive payload, it's so memorable because of how ridiculously op it was for a rare weapon like if you landed a shot within 10 feet of a vandal 8 times out of 10 it would die from it like a rocket launcher and I think it was bugged but bungo left it as a joke because who in their right mind is going to choose a blue over a legendary and the answer is me

I remember the insanity of shotguns in D1, namely Shot package and the OG Felwinters sniper rifle.

Before motes of light were made into weapon xp consumables, you had to use your weapon for an hour before you even got to taste it's perks.

The seemingly random nature of getting an exotic bounty to show up could put some people's 1k Voices rng luck to shame. Then once you finally did, it could take forever to complete like the OG Thorn bounty. The void Crucible kills step was terrible on Hunter since the Nightstalker class didn't exist during Y1. Plus the loss of progress on death felt real bad.

Back in Destiny1 exotic armor used to NOT take the color of shaders.

I definitely enjoy the dark and moody lighting, along with the more serious and somber tone of D1 to the nightmare inducing comedic cringe of Lightfall. I also really appreciate how special exotics felt in D1. When I finally got Hawkmoon I was so incredibly excited, and now exotics feel so... mundane. I just pull them off of the season pass, or do a lost sector and in 15 minutes I am done. This excludes the raid/dungeon exotics, but yeah I really miss that super exciting feeling that the rarity of exotics brought to the table in D1. That being said, I fired up D1 last week to see how the two compare and man alive... I did not have a good time. Even aside from the horrific FoV and low framerate, Destiny 2's movement and character control are so, so much better. It's sort of hard to watch actually. It's just... slow, plodding, and boring. D2's gunplay also feels much better to me, and going back really makes me aware of the fact that, despite some very big management/business-level problems that D2 certainly has, the core gameplay experience is absolutely an improvement over D1 and we have a shit ton of cool guns to play around with. I am also going to put forth a hot take and say that, even in its current state... D2 PvP is WAY better than D1 PvP.

Y'all ever fly to the tower to put your gear in the vault - to change characters - to fly back to the tower - to take your gear out of the vault.. All so you could play another raid.. Only to find out you forgot your black hammer. So now you have to change characters and fly back to the tower to put it in the vault and switch back characters again.......

The main reason I miss D1 is how much Bungie actually cared about it. The April Update would be a $30 DLC if it was released today, and it would have way less content

The vault was laughable small but wasnt there far far far less weapons and armor worth keeping?

Most annoying thing about D1 as a pvp player was there were too many maps. To many fun cool and innovative maps. Bungie always giving us cool guns. Thank God they stopped caring now a days. I was worried

No land beyond, icebreaker and self res Warlock. All good memories haha

Something I miss: Bladedancer, Patience and Time, Don’t Touch Me! and the sheer amount of additions there were to the stealth playstyle that I love so much. Assassin’s Cowl is brilliant, and all but I miss the Backstab Perk and the Invis-stab attack (whatever that was called). Something I am glad is gone: People always say about the lack of content in D2 and then will quote how good The Taken King was… only for them to then conveniently forget that there was ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO FOR AN ENTIRE YEAR! The frequent but small updates are much better than an amazing campaign but then 10 months of silence

Quests that involved doing patrol events were a nightmare, since you always spawned in one location on the map, and had no in game way of predicting when an event would happen until it did. That, and resource farming for the exotic sword during Taken King was an absolute pain

My best friend was obsessed with weapon levelling. They refused to use motes of light when they were introduced, not even for new exotics! And when Destiny 2 came out they complained about how they couldn't get the experience of levelling a gun. Absolutely unhinged behaviour.

The only one I disagree with is the mantling. I much preferred having to pay attention with your jumps. That and also the mantle in d2 is the most inconsistent piece of garbage. Because of that I never ever try to mantle when I’m jumping for something.

Except for the addition of mantling and not going to orbit for every activity, we can now confirm D1 was the better game. A game I enjoyed grinding because you had to do it for powering up your character and weapons. Now, you can craft them. A vault of 60 meant you actually had to use what you had which made us better players. I'll give you self res Warlocks, but they were fun and I never mained any Warlock because they're all crutches. Of course there are plenty of changes I liked in D2, but a lot of them could have been fixed like special ammo economies and sniper rifles in PvP.

I think it would be funny to bring back an altered version of Warlock self-res, except make it a self-destruct style ability where you ignite yourself in a massive explosive to deal a ton of damage. Would let you bring back the flavor and memory of self-res, but with the caveat that you're guaranteed to die when you cast it to prevent all the issues it caused before

As a warlock main, the self revive solar super really was the thing I hated the most. I was a voidwalker main and I resented being told to run self revive for raids. It killed a lot of the fun for me knowing that I was only brought along to cheese the encounters. Luckily I eventually came across friend groups that were more than willing to let me throw nova bombs, so it never was bad enough to turn me off of raids entirety.

Arc titans had a one shot shoulder tackle for FREE. No melee energy taken, just a little invisible cooldown. If you thought shotgun apes in d2 was bad then these ACTUAL apes would make you uninstall.

I have to say, the main thing that makes me GO BACK to D1 is the Weapon progression. It excites me.

D2 is a 1/8 of the game that D1 was. D1 was a game changer for FPS'ers forever. Was it perfect hell no. But look at the playerbase and twitch viewership and tell me D2 is better or more popular. 100k twitch viewers on Goths channel when ROI dropped. In year 3. Not launch.

Thank you for making this video. I’m so sick of people beating the drum saying D1 is better. All of these reasons needed to be brought to the forefront.

Ahhh, D1 trials. I was the rez babysitter. My other two friends were crazy good, told me to police the bodies while they went to hunt the rest of their team. When a rez happened, not if, WHEN, my 4th Horseman was there to say, No no no. 🤣

Fair, but you can also make a 12 reasons TO miss destiny 1 pretty easily as well, the ones that spring to mind are they Heavy ammo snyths, strike variety, strike specific loot, less microtransaction cosmetics, EARNABLE armor sets actually looking good etc etc, don't get me wrong I don't think destiny 1 is a perfect game by any means but I think in some ways it still easily outshines D2 to this day.

I recently started playing destiny 1 after not playing destiny 2 in years. Besides a lot of the QOL changes I’ve been having a lot more fun than I was in d2.

As a Titan from D1, I can confirm having multiple smashes in D2 is way better than only having one smash. We didn’t even have a roaming super for Titan until Taken King

I'll admit, I'm one of those hunters who took advantage of Luck in the Chamber. Hand cannons was a dream weapon back in D1....

D1 was much closer to being balanced and good than d2, at least in recent years. D2 obviously has a lot of quality-of-life upgrades but that says nothing about the game itself. The quality of life upgrades would have come to d1 if Bungie continued to support it. Overall most things mentioned in the video can either be classified as quality-of-life issue. This doesn't mean that d1 was a better game but this video can basically be summarized as: d2 is better because d2 is newer The pvp in d1 feels like a barebones mode compared to d2. It feels like d1 is much closer to a 70/30 ration of gunplay/abilities.

Another reason to not miss D1 is the *insane* content droughts. I think a lot of D2 players especially are used to getting new stuff every three months (whether it's good or not isn't really the point), but I remember the 6 month gap between TTK and the April Update feeling like an eternity.

The Vex mythoclast meta....When the hard mode vog came out literally PVP was unplayable for weeks, thing could 2/3 tap you it was insane. In tandem with that even trying to do hard mode VOG was a nightmare because of the lack of the light system at the time. LFGs had "MUST BE LEVEL 30" when you literally needed gear from the hard mode VOG to begin with. Thats another thing as well, before the taken king there was NO LIGHT LEVEL, you had to get to level 30 with your gear and NOTHING got to level 30 except for the hard mode raid. Another thing that I dont miss is heavy ammo synths. You could pop them and then have to wait 5 minutes for them to spawn. Nightfall was a permanent GM so if you died you went back to orbit no matter what. Suros regime was also broken for ages in PVP as well. OH and dont get me started on shot package on shotguns - the felwinters like could literally map people half way across the world. Thorn was also super busted and you added that onto being a warlock with the RAM on as well and it was literal easy mode.

Seeing the name tags of the destiny police guys at 9:59 brought a tear to my eye

Thank you Fallout. I've had this exact same argument with some D1 vets. I stared D2 first back in 2017. Tried out D1 and loved the art direction. But got super frustrated when I couldn't mantle. Finished the D1 campaign and was more confused than finishing Lightfall

The one reason to like D1. The game bundling made freakin' sense! Collections actually had EVERYTHING for late to the game players.

I still do number 8 to this day. I will always go to orbit before doing anything else. I know I don't need to, but it's a habit from playing D1 for so long that it's just so hard to break.

The struggle to find raid teams if you didn't have Gjallarhorn or a tracking exotic rocket launcher. There's a reason people joke about "must have Gjallarhorn". That was the reason I created characters for the other classes so I had extra chances at exotic rewards at the end of a raid.

I miss several of the things he mentions, was part of the charm😂 loved how weapon leveling forced you to pick and choose weapons and actually invest in your stuff. Weapons are disposable in D2

Kind of unfair this time... I dont remember D1 Eververse being a problem, the game being artificially grindy, or having activities where we pray it ends fast.

I know the seasonal model is a very sore topic for destiny 2, but without anything like that in Destiny 1 we had some laughably long content droughts. Year 1 and up until the Taken King we’re pretty bearable because they were all released pretty close to each other. But D1 veterans know how long it took for us to get anything new after the Taken King. For those who are unaware, the Taken King, arguably one of the best expansions the destiny universe has ever seen (rivalled only by Forsaken), released September 15 2015. The next content update we got was on April 12 2016. That’s a whole 7 months with no new content. And it wasn’t even new stuff. It was content we previously had that had been sunset (yes that was a thing in D1 as well) After the April update, commonly referred to as the Taken Spring, the next new batch of content we got was the Rise of Iron expansion, which released September 20 2016. So while the seasonal mode can be seen as scummy, it’s a hell of a lot better than the content cycle we had for Destiny 1.

Easily the worst part of D1 was loading into PvP, playing for over 2hrs, never seeing a repeat map, the match making being connection based and having fun 80% of the time. I'm so glad Bungo fixed these issues because playing Convergence over and over, against people on the other side of the planet, who are stacked, sweating their meta load out balls off, really is my jam.

Number 1 and 6 dont really make sense anymore they got updated to where you have 106(?) For weapons and armor and planetary materials can just be bought from vendors

I loved it, but I don't remember a single good or bad thing about it. Was a fun & enjoyable game, but I always played solo. I had to lfg everything. I like the improvements, but I do miss the areas & strikes

Additional things that drove me nuts: 1. Ammo Synth 2. The removal of Ammo Synth 3. "Heavy Ammo Glitch!" - wasting all your Primary and Special ammo to force enemies to drop heavy

You couldn't dismantle anything at the postmaster. You had to have room in your inventory to acquire the item, and then you were able to dismantle it.

While all the QoL changes we got in D2 sound good, D1 imperfections kinda made it fun for me. Sure resource farming sounds boring but I felt like I earned that. And picking up bounties from a kiosk and not from my spaceship may have been annoying at times, but interacting with the people that gave you those bounties added a more natural flavor to this process

i actually liked leveling up weapons and armor in D1, but i do agree with the materials being expensive. would've been a great thing imo if they only costed glimmer and a mote of light or 2

D1 vault space solution, Warlock main, Hunter and Titan storage characters (Mainly titan, who even uses that class?) XD

When talking about D1, you can’t go back to vanilla as an example of why we shouldn’t miss it. The D1 we have access to is the version of its final package, so judge it based on that

Reason to miss it: no bs seasonal model and care was actually put into the game

How gally horn used to be a gate kept exotic to be brought in on raids, and their solution was to nerf it.

D1 year 1 had the most cheap shit I’ve ever seen in a game. Hawkmoon one shotting, last word killing in 0.2 seconds, thorn two tapping from across the map… absolute anarchy. But I can’t lie and say it wasn’t also fun asf at times

I actually loved leveling up your weapon. It made the weapon feel earning feel like you were achieving something special.

I know we all universally don't like the current time-gated model in D2 for content, but the content droughts in D1 were also absolutely insane

One shot shoulder charges were super annoying, now shoulder charges are almost equally as annoying cause you are either blinded, suppressed or about to combust into flames, just Titans in general

Requiring getting a ghost drop to boost your light level!!! Gods, it was the most annoying thing having to wait for the rarest kind of drop just to get your level up. One of the best things of D2 was making it so ghosts were no longer tied to your power level.

1-don’t know why the year 1 vault count was even mentioned since that’s not how the game is anymore, but there’s 108 weapon slots now as well as 108 armor and 72 material slots, and if I’m being honest, although I would love more slots, the vault count is rarely an issue considering the amount of weapons and armor in the game and the way the stats worked meant you don’t have to collect nearly as much armor as you do in d2 in order to make builds 2- you mentioned it in the video and I don’t know why you even included it but yea ofc it’s 30 frames that was just the standard at the time and if you get back into playing d1 you get used to it fast and it doesn’t even feel bad after a couple days of playing it. 3- some people actually prefer this, me included it gives you a small sense of accomplishment finally being able to fully utilized a weapon, and also I feel like the people who don’t like this are just used to the d2 way and just don’t appreciate a different way especially if it takes a little longer 4- your just knit picking things from year 1 at this point. Yes you have certain guns that can currently get low magazines to have a higher chance of 2 tapping but if you’ve ever played against good players in d1 you will know that it more of a funny gimmick then anything and really isn’t that viable in higher skilled lobbies, also most of the point you made was referencing hawk moon and final round snipers from YEAR 1(9 years ago lol) (also not a thing anymore btw) which is completely unfair and kinda stupid considering it would have no impact on anyone who goes back and plays d1. 5- idk what to tell you, however once again, not a thing anymore, if you get back on d1 rn there are no more exclusives and no matter your console you can have anything available. 6-ALSO a non relevant point considering there was a fix to this added 8 years ago in year 2, you can just go buy resources. 7-there’s no way you made skorri meta a point against the overall destiny 1 game, first off, yea it’s not in the game anymore, got nerfed. Second, it was only around for a couple months which is less time then plenty of absolutely broken shit was around in d2. 8- sure fair enough but you mentioned it in the video but yea definitely first world problem. 9- skill issue, sorry but if you truly noticed a difference with mantling vs not mantling then you probably weren’t that good at using your thumbs. You mentioned the stress of having to focous on the jumping puzzle as a bad thing? I feel like that actually was a good thing and kept you engaged vs d2 where you can fuck around and literally do something on another screen and still clear any jump cause of mantling. 10- in pve self res was actually just opened of new ways to play the game in regards to challenges and low-man’s ect, sure It gave bad players a way out and more forgiveness but I feel like it had a bigger upside then downside, in pvp sure it was broken for periods of time but it really wasn’t nearly as massive of an issue as you made it out to be. 11-yea whatever kinda dumb but there’s an artifact so whatever. 12- sure I’ll give you that one but I’ve almost never paid attention very much to the story in either game and have mainly been focused on the activities. ------ I’m not gonna say that d1 is better then d2 cause by most people’s opinions it’s probably not but this is a terrible video that’s meant to farm views from nostalgia while not actually bringing very many relevant points to the table in the discussion comparing the 2 games. Do better please

Don’t tell me what not to miss

Put it this way, if they rereleased D1 as it is now but with the QoL changes that D2 has, D1 would be a better game

Ah, memories. Biggest lesson in D1: Always double tap the wizard

Half of these issues were either mitigated or outright solved by the time D1's life cycle was over, and unlike D2, all of the content is still in the game. The only big complaints I really have going back to D1 is the mantling, which wasn't particularly common in games from that era anyway, 30fps, and the whole orbit thing. Everything else is either only a minor inconvenience or something I actually prefer over D2. The story, for example, is something I really liked from Taken King, because while there was definitely a coherent story there, there were gaps left for your imagination to try to fill in the blanks. I actually _like_ not knowing everything about the eldritch nightmare coming from the dark to murder you, because I feel like every time people actually do tell you, it feels mediocre at best (Pyramids, why couldn't you be the unknowable dark mirror to the Traveler instead of the Witness' empty ships?) and outright ruins an entire faction at worst (FUCKING. CALUS.)

None of this was ever an issue for me it makes me miss it more

When I found out DIM had gained D1 functionality, I immediately went to check my vault to see what goodies I'd left in the past. What I discovered was that past me had decided not to level up a bunch of the stuff I had, probably because of the mat requirements. I only ever used my toppest of tier rolls anyway, why spend the motes to level up yet another mediocre legendary hand cannon?

This might sound completely crazy and a lot of people won't like the sound of it. But what if they brought the sprint cool down back? It'd slow down all those apes with their Antaeus wards and would probably change the way people play entirely. Being forced to swap between being offensive, defensive, running away; it could make people so much more well rounded. It would make positioning so much more important. I'm not saying it'd solve all our issues. It'd almost definitely cause a long range slow camping meta which isn't a good thing. And it'd never happen in the current state of D2 because of how important all our movement is and how far we've come since those times. But I think it would be a cool game mode: short to medium range maps only, no class abilities and the D1 sprint cool down. Or maybe a fatigue function so you could consecutively slide if you wanted but your stamina bar would go down and you'd have to let it recharge.

Things I remember from D1 that people wouldn't miss: 1 - The HORRIFIC content draughts - TTK until the April Update was ROUGH. 6 months of basically 0 new content at all bar SRL (a 3 week event) and Crimson Days (a 3 week event). I spent that time FARMING GRIMOIRE CRUCIBLE SCORE. It was a stale af experience 2 - Neigh unparalleled levels of gatekeeping for raids - D1 Year 1 Ghorn, all that needs to be said 3 - A poor balancing system between Resilience, Recovery, Mobility - The Ram can burn for all I care, that shit sucked to play against. Other than that for a jump or two there was no need for Mobility so it was just more optimal to run high resil and recovery and hunters even ditched some mobility for extra resil or recovery 4 - Rahool decrypting purple engrams into lower rarity gear - Purple stuff was RARE in year 1 from world drops and the you getting them decrypted into LOWER rarities sucked 5 - Horrific material systems for legendary weapons - Needing ascendant shards and ascendant energy (the radiant pieces) to upgrade your gear sucked and you could quite easily go a long time without upgrading your gear 6 - Nightfall Rewards - you could literally complete a nightfall strike ONCE (per character) for your weekly gear drop and you quite easily get shards while other people got exotics, hereby cucking you for the week 7 - Separated inventory for EVERYTHING - this is a double edged sword as you could carry max stacks of things like synthesis across all 3 characters, BUT it also meant all the rare materials like coins, motes, passage coins, and your shards and energy were all blank on newer characters. Had to either transfer them before dim existed or farm them all up again BONUS 8 - doing the Dark Drinker Quest on a Titan - Iykyk, this SUCKED (at least the weapon was ballin)

Controversial opinion, I think D1 Shaders being applied to every piece of armour looked better than individual shaders, and shaders from D1 popped out more and looked more clean.

I’ll always miss destiny 1

really liked the state of d1 at the end, if the game was on PC and 60 fps I'd still play.

Can we mention that, while this is a D2 thing as well I personally find it far more prevalent in D1, no matter what the meta was at the time, you could be working on a brand new character and as long as you were good, you could take a bunch of white/uncommon/blue gear into Trials. It doesn’t matter what guns you had or how leveled your subclass was(oh yeah don’t forget using XP to level subclasses), if you were good at the game you could still have fun and use whatever you felt like.

why yall missin d1? its still not dead, servers are still up! go play it!

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Holy sh*t I forgot about sprint cooldown Now my personal reasons for missing D1: No Wrath of the Machine no No Land Beyond (most broken gun in the entire game for pvp) No Ice Breaker (most broken and versatile gun in the entire game for pve) No voidlock trickshots with tri-bomb An actual reason to use Golden Gun And now the hot take: slow movement > fast movement, I dunno D1 pvp positioning and map knowledge felt like mattered more

No mantelling was the killer. I was the first in our group to get D2... I was telling everyone what we could now do. Raid jumping puzzles killed me, followed by the laughter of the raid team for many minutes.

D1 is where 90% of the fun i had in this franchise was experienced. I just dont really enjoy D2. Most of my friends who i played with have quit because the direction of the game is oppositional to where we would like it. Nothing really seems like it matters anymore and everything feels like a chore. D1 will always hold a special place in my heart.

D1 had much more vault space than 60. Not sure what he's talking about.

#1 is a moot point. The vault in D2 is actually SMALLER than the Vault in D1 when you count the number of weapons and armor we have now compared to D1. #3 was better in D1. Having to take the time to level a weapon is just objectively better gameplay than just 'getting' the weapon at full power. D2 way is just freaking L A Z Y. #4 hasnt really changed 'that' much. #5 Exclusives suck .. and I'm a Playstation owner. #6 ... we literally still did that in D2 until like .. a year ago LOL. #11 This should STILL be a thing in PVP. 100% I will die on that hill.

Big F at you for the Vault Point. You know there is more room for more Weapons know.

D1 is still more fun than D2, this is a massive paypig cope

Patrol destinations had literally only 1 spawn point and no fast travel points in larger destinations. No Public Event indicator so we had to rely on third party apps and websites.

We prefer D1 for its visuals, the eary and dark almost foggy feel. D2 is more vibrant, brightly lit with constant clear skies. The setting went from Dark souls to Super Mario but quality of life updates(vault, loadouts, perks etc) are better in D2.

L take. Me and the boys always go back to D1 when D2 is shit.

This is not the video anyone needs right now