Added: 08.09.2015 5:18 | 3 views | 0 comments


When Bungie announced a new leveling system being implemented in Destiny to allow people to reach 40 through nothing but XP grinding, the news was celebrated by fans and detractors alike. Promises of players now being able to max out at 40 just by playing and earning XP seemed like a positive step forward at the time. Yet during interviews leading up to release of The Taken King reveal videos, Bungie community manager David Deej Dague has made interesting comments, stressing that light level would still be very important.

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Keza McDonald: "Compared to a whole lot of people on the Internet, I have not played much of Destiny at all. In fact, according to an online calculator, I have spent 12 hours playing it (although it doesn't count idle time spent in orbit or in the Tower, so it's probably closer to 25 in real hours). The vast majority of that time was in the first week or two after launch, when everybody I knew was playing. I blasted through the story missions, reached level 20, and then abruptly stopped."

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Clipping Error discuss the fact that this week, there will be no daily missions, weekly heroic strike, or weekly nightfall strike in Destiny. Ths concerns them because they don't know whether this is foreshadowing things to come, with no weekly or daily events. They discuss what they've read online and what they think Bungie will do with Destiny 2.0.0 and The Taken King.

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Keza McDonald: "Compared to a whole lot of people on the Internet, I have not played much of Destiny at all. In fact, according to an online calculator, I have spent 12 hours playing it (although it doesn't count idle time spent in orbit or in the Tower, so it's probably closer to 25 in real hours). The vast majority of that time was in the first week or two after launch, when everybody I knew was playing. I blasted through the story missions, reached level 20, and then abruptly stopped."

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Clipping Error discuss the fact that this week, there will be no daily missions, weekly heroic strike, or weekly nightfall strike in Destiny. Ths concerns them because they don't know whether this is foreshadowing things to come, with no weekly or daily events. They discuss what they've read online and what they think Bungie will do with Destiny 2.0.0 and The Taken King.

Added: 08.09.2015 2:17 | 28 views | 0 comments


Keza McDonald: "Compared to a whole lot of people on the Internet, I have not played much of Destiny at all. In fact, according to an online calculator, I have spent 12 hours playing it (although it doesn't count idle time spent in orbit or in the Tower, so it's probably closer to 25 in real hours). The vast majority of that time was in the first week or two after launch, when everybody I knew was playing. I blasted through the story missions, reached level 20, and then abruptly stopped."

Added: 07.09.2015 22:19 | 18 views | 0 comments


On episode 501 of Gamertag Radio, Parris goes one on one with David "DeeJ" Dague, the Community Manager at Bungie. We get into an in-depth discussion about year one of Destiny, his interactions with the Destiny community and what we can look forward to with the Taken King on September 15th. It is a conversation you do not want to miss. We end this episode with our favorite segment, fan mail.

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Co-founder of Bungie and famed composer for Bungie's Halo games and Destiny, Marty O'Donnell, managed to win his lawsuit against Bungie. He was awarded a fairly large sum of money and some of the company's shares he was owed as a long-time founder and employee.

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On episode 501 of Gamertag Radio, Parris goes one on one with David "DeeJ" Dague, the Community Manager at Bungie. We get into an in-depth discussion about year one of Destiny, his interactions with the Destiny community and what we can look forward to with the Taken King on September 15th. It is a conversation you do not want to miss. We end this episode with our favorite segment, fan mail.

Added: 07.09.2015 16:18 | 2 views | 0 comments


On episode 501 of Gamertag Radio, Parris goes one on one with David "DeeJ" Dague, the Community Manager at Bungie. We get into an in-depth discussion about year one of Destiny, his interactions with the Destiny community and what we can look forward to with the Taken King on September 15th. It is a conversation you do not want to miss. We end this episode with our favorite segment, fan mail.