DESTINY 2 is not CASUAL?! 

That’s awesome man. Yeah I would like to attempt more raids myself but my clan is pretty laxed and can only really dedicate 2 hours a night to completing one. The Fireteam Finder is a great tool for guys like me. I got to get into more grandmaster stuff as well.

I think that’s the first time I’ve ever heard that statement. That’s actually pretty accurate. Lol

That’s awesome that your mom plays. She’s lucky to be able to spend time with you in the way of Destiny .

I hear you. Allow me to be transparent, I don’t think I ever claimed to be a hardcore player. I would encourage you to watch it again and point out where I have in the video. I’m very much casual. I only play with one Hunter that I’ve played for the last ten years. And the light level you see is stock footage from recording. I’m currently 2002. I was hoping the video was coming from a perspective of a casual player (me) which is why the question was raised. Literal question mark in the title. Your input is valid though. And I could definitely work on better communicating the theme of the video and concluding it with a definitive answer. Appreciate you.

@@larrywoolfolk8224 valid point, as I continue to experience all the activities offered, I begin to answer my own questions about being a casual player and what the game has done to bridge the gap. This may be one of my videos that ends up not aging well and that’s okay.

@HowItRolls nah, the video will age well. The other part I forgot to add is that you're the pace setter. I chose to put in the extra work that way the little time I do get to play I can experience everything the game has to offer... except PvP content because that's for a different set of players.

I did make mention of the level boost to help accommodate for players light levels in tougher content yes. And it is unfortunate that pools of the community is somewhat gate keeper vibes and a bit sweaty . That’s a valid point.

@@HowItRolls Yeah I understand that you mentioned that but the title of your video means that destiny 2 is not for the average player but the context of your video is about making things earlier in terms of co op engagements!

@@HowItRolls Yeah when I unlocked dual destiny I had to do the work myself because the players I had just left just because I didn't do it fast enough to have it unlocked when they were just AFK for 10 minutes... I just feel like bungie should Have strict rules against players like this before they make contact or the based game in general to be co-op focused... You should never have a game where it's focused on teamwork but you allow players to eliminate other people that's just utterly stupid.. Bungee wants to make money but they don't want to make the community better that's pretty fucked up. Even though review videos for like dual destiny they even say it too that you're not coming on to understand the mechanics right away you might do AA couple of practice runs but the problem with this community they don't believe in practice rounds they want everything to be done in one go.. I just wish bungee was more like daybreak DC universe online toxic players get a 2 strike type of situation 2 strikes you get a restriction on your account 3 strikes can result in a ban. I feel like if bungie was more strict we wouldn't have so much cheaters in the crucible in the first place. Think about what happened about a month ago with trials some streamer was streaming on twitch that he had infinite heavy ammo and bungee didn't do anything about until 4 hours later if he didn't show this on stream bungee would have never did anything...

I love that for you man. And I’m obliged to agree. What’s your favorite piece of content from Final Shape so far?

And that is the way I intended to ask that question. Is Bungie forcing players to play the game like more of their competitor players do?

What do you mean by “set a macro” to be honest that’s the first time I’ve ever heard of that. The message I was trying to convey was more of a question. Is bungie making its easier for casual players to be on par with hardcore players and if so to what end? This wasn’t my best writing and will be better in future videos with narrowing down the point.

Nice, that’s good to hear. But Grandmaster is capped at 2020 power which unfortunately most of my casual friends are no where near. Maybe we just need to “Get Good.” Did you enjoy playing the Grandmaster?

@@HowItRolls I am like 1970 I got into the grandmaster through a friend. It wasn't bad if they are leaning to people pulling their casual friends through then they are spot on right now.

That strike is 3 years old. I hope it’s easier for you than it used to be. Shields help the player, not the enemy. Look at the AOE when you break a shield with a matching weapon, it’s absurd.

@@josephsmith2417 match game was an extra step that you had to take in preparing for a GM in the past now it's just give everything a little more health. In the past if you didn't bring matching weapons you were going to be there a while just trying to chip away shields.

You are valid. Salvations Edge is a Difficult Raid and even some of the best coordinated teams have stated so. Many casual players may be at a disadvantage if they have a underlying skill set that doesn’t match with those who experience the game from a more thorough play style.

Most importantly, stubborn