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Reader Discussion – Are You Playing Destiny: Rise of Iron?
Bungie’s shooter MMO started its third year of service earlier this week, which is pretty impressive.
Are you still playing Destiny? If so, what do you like most about Rise of Iron? If not, what made you stop? Does anything about Rise of Iron excite you or make you think that maybe you should pick up the game again?
I've had a busy week, but I've still been able to play a bit of the game, and so far I'm really liking it. Everything that players liked about The Taken King is still present in this release, and it's got a lot of great new gear to chase. I'm really liking the new Archon's Forge play space.
What about you? Leave your thoughts in the comments below, and stay posted for our upcoming review, but if you like Destiny, we're sure you'll like this.
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