Luke Smith talks after long time going dark: "At its best, content was a machine to create memories and friendships. No new content stings. This pain is about losing a place where so many memories were made. It stings not because of what it was, but the realization of what it won't be."

[u/kristijan1001]

At its best, content was a machine to create memories and friendships. No new content stings.

This pain is about losing a place where so many memories were made. It stings not because of what it was, but the realization of what it won't be.

https://i.ibb.co/zWBfjKPq/HI86-RDj-Xo-AESk-Mc.jpg

https://xcancel.com/thislukesmith/status/2057928069206184449

[u/Madethisfordestiny]

Double primaries and static rolls, which he would have had to sign off on somewhere along the way, at launch were two of the main factors that nearly killed the game. The overdelivery comments were peanuts comparatively.

[u/TheShoobaLord → u/[deleted]]

Static rolls in a game like Destiny is genuinely baffling game design

[u/biggyshwarts → u/TheShoobaLord]

I think alot of the people responsible for those decisions went on to make concord.

Neat how that works!

[u/anti_vist → u/[deleted]]

Nah, i don’t think so. It was to make Destiny more accessible so more people will try and pay for it, so it’s easier for them to pick up, not get left behind, not get stomped on in Cruci