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A Video Tour Of Destiny 2's More Robust Endgame
One of the biggest issues with Destiny at launch was the lack of a meaningful endgame. After beating the main story line in the games original incarnation, players were doomed to grind the same limited number of Strikes over and over again in order to prepare themselves for the first raid. It was a slog, honestly. Destiny 2 does a lot of alleviate that problem.
Ben Reeves and I took a quick tour of everything there is to do in Destiny 2 after you beat the main questline and decided to film it (beware of some slight-but-important story spoilers!). Between Strikes, Post-credits questlines, Patrols, Lost Sectors, The Crucible, and more, you should have a pretty clear, varied path to the raid when it hits next week. You can also spend some of your hard-earned cash on Bright Engrams, but we're not totally sure they're worth it.
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