*Season of the Lost* Mara: Who send Uldren to Savathûn's clutches? Ikora: You did, Mara *Today* Mara: I never meant to twist you so. I'm sorry. I put my trust in you. Find purpose of your own Crow: Thank you, sister Good choice, Mara
So Crow hearing about the wish where Savathun can only send one person into the Pale Heart as that is all Riven can do through stabilizing the ley lines long enough to replicate what the Witness did through the vale. Crow volunteers to be that person so him and Mara can open the way for everyone else. Risky endeavor but it does hold merit. As for the egg itself, I imagine the Sol Divisive will make one last ditch move towards it and the same goes for the Taken.
I am kinda worried about Crow. I don't know why but I am worried that something might happen to him and we have to say goodbye to another ally. I kinda like him and I don't want him to leave
It might be nice to show the lore that you unlock by doing the Legend Starcrossed mission since a lot of people who watch these videos might not get access to that lore otherwise
All these people OOBing into the galaxy pools. Us casual guardians just playing the seasonal story and get a free portal to it. It’s still crazy to see it
Petra: the Witness just lies beyond our reach Me: Good luck having to wait for 6 frigging months Also, this may be the most interesting weekly Destiny mission after several weeks of boringness with this season
I think the the next chapter of destiny will be us fighting more wish dragons. I have a feeling riven will stab us in the back somehow after will kill the witness
The biggest frustration now: we have to wait 4-5 MONTHS before the last series of steps is available. Why?? We WERE meant to get TFS next month, but thanks to Sony basically lying to bungie and doing those layoffs in a time-crintch and HTO'ing tgem anyway, bungies undergoing a VERY choiceless reshuffle of absolutely EVERYTHING they can make, say, hire, or even DO. Bussiness beauracracy CANNOT wait. So yeah, looking for something to point the finger at, why TFS is set to be delayed until 2025? Why this story WONT be done for several more months, WHY this is going to be the single longest, deadest season in Destinys history? Its. Sonys. Fault
It's not Sony's fault. Bungie agreed to a contract because they thought they could keep a required "revenue"; but through terrible quality of the last dlc, they fucked up bad. If Sony is at fault, they would be 25% involved, at most.
@@ginopippofrebooter-ilrinne2881 Revenue intake doesnt matter for set released content THIS late into the plan. Sony expects roo much from thrir partners, thats nothing new. Now, effective seizing control, NOTHING Bungie does goes without Sonys approval, which as you can imagine, is going to be a long process. "terrible season" talk if fanbase nonsense with mo real bussiness experience at all, just selgish demands thinking "the customer is never wrong" Arrogance masking false-altruism, GOD do I hate thats our leading quality as consumers. We treat this industry like slaves, we REALLY do
@@jameskarg3240 I'm asking for good content, at most. Is it hard to write an effective campaign with cool characters and a narrative that is medium-long and that makes sense? While employees there are different, they should have taken a page from Halo days.
This isn't a guide, it's a story/dialogue video. And the oracle locations don't matter for the quest at all, as you can complete the steps without them
@@colvamoon6962There are so many issues that I'm just scatter gunning it here. Prepare for a tiny essay... It's all too neat. Everyone's all too agreeable and it's becoming clearer that characters are beginning to suffer from a lack of agency. Yes, you can argue it's all due to the common goal of preventing a catacylsm but I don't buy it. The predictability is so frustrating and unnecessary. The main cast of characters have nothing going for them personally. They're simply the 'good' guys. I know for a fact none of them will ever go rogue or be bold or rebel. It's boring. The tone is another issue. I feel next to nothing when I hear Mara speaking in a way that might've shocked me during the days of Forsaken. Her dialogue is meant to be cathartic but it only feels forced. She's just one example. I love Crow as a concept. The potential of ressurecting Uldren, a bonafide despised villain in the series, as a guardian was gargantuan. But honestly it's been such a disappointment in almost every facet. On top of that the fact that these seemingly private conversations and cathartic moments **always** have to be witnessed by the player character is lazy. It makes the world feel less lived in and natural. It feels like it simply just exists in service of me. That's awful storytelling. We're having all these once upon a time fascinating personalities and minds now feel hollow and rudderless. Where's the individual agency gone? Where's the mystique and wonder about the world? Everything seems to absolutely **need** an answer or a resolution. It doesn't. That used to be one of the greatest strengths of the entire series. No having a clue what was out there and discovering it for ourselves.
@@shooshooshooshooshooter it seems like you simply want the characters to not be themselves, or remain their old selves despite knowing the consequences of their old selves. News flash, if the Witness wins, EVERYONE dies. The only one being somewhat against us is Riven, and that's just in her nature, like a flame burning you. The story has been going on for 10 years at this point. If you expect that long of a story to maintain the same level of mystique around the same general local, you're insane. There are other mysteries o be sure, but most of them are outside the solar system. Same with characters. You've grown used to them over the decade, so it makes sense that they might seem hollow. You already know how they're going to react at this point. A lot of other issues are simply technical, and not actually problems with the story. And, to cap it off, if you don't like it, don't play it. It's not a drug, you can leave without getting sick.
@@colvamoon6962 No, I want characters to feel like they're growing organically and not simply because a story **needs** them to at the given moment. The very fact that they created a big bad in the form of the Witness is another reason the story has become stale and stagnant. We've always known the Darkness had its forces but dumbing everything down to a singular entity harms not just the story but the world in general. There's no substance or to be honest even threat anymore.. The mystique of things or characters that's now gone doesn't only rest in us no longer making discoveries. It can also be in something as basic as a character restraining themselves from monologuing to us or oversharing. I don't need to know every facet of your being or your character growth and I certainly don't need some bullshit grandstanding, moralistic dialogue being preached to me. You can remain that stoic, brooding individual and still offer value to a narrative. A lot of media (be it books, films, tv) will fall under this same trap where there just **has** to be a big bad to every story. There has to be a Dark Lord and there has to be a single unifying entity that everyone has to band together to vanquish. It's an outdated and boring trope. Their own error here was making the Witness a single entity even if it was from an entire race. Furthermore, you say that everyone just **had** to come together to face this big bad. Where were they all before with other threats? Even if that can be explained away, why are their personalities altered to a point where everyone is just a dandy and happy team player getting along with the rest? Not one thing about it feels natural. Finally, who says I play it? I wouldn't be watching these videos if I bothered to play it. Unfortunately, I did invest 100s of hours into the series over too long a time and even though I don't play the game anymore, part of me still hopes they can salvage the once decent story and make something worthwhile. But they continue to fail. And I'm sorry to say but your own comments are laughable. So, no one is allowed to offer authentic constructive criticism to something anymore? If I'm not showering the narrative with praise and speaking only positively I shouldn't say anything at all? And people wonder why or how we've gotten to this point. When people don't criticise and offer up genuine opinions intended to improve something we end up with shit. That's an age-old fact.
@@colvamoon6962 RUclips is censoring my replies so reposting... No, I want characters to feel like they're growing organically and not simply because a story **needs** them to at the given moment. The very fact that they created a big bad in the form of the Witness is another reason the story has become stale and stagnant. We've always known the Darkness had its forces but dumbing everything down to a singular entity harms not just the story but the world in general. There's no substance or to be honest even threat anymore.. The mystique of things or characters that's now gone doesn't only rest in us no longer making discoveries. It can also be in something as basic as a character restraining themselves from monologuing to us or oversharing. I don't need to know every facet of your being or your character growth and I certainly don't need some bullshit grandstanding, moralistic dialogue being preached to me. You can remain that stoic, brooding individual and still offer value to a narrative. A lot of media (be it books, films, tv) will fall under this same trap where there just **has** to be a big bad to every story. There has to be a Dark Lord and there has to be a single unifying entity that everyone has to band together to vanquish. It's an outdated and boring trope. Their own error here was making the Witness a single entity even if it was from an entire race. Furthermore, you say that everyone just **had** to come together to face this big bad. Where were they all before with other threats? Even if that can be explained away, why are their personalities altered to a point where everyone is just a dandy and happy team player getting along with the rest? Not one thing about it feels natural. Finally, who says I play it? I wouldn't be watching these videos if I bothered to play it. Unfortunately, I did invest 100s of hours into the series over too long a time and even though I don't play the game anymore, part of me still hopes they can salvage the once decent story and make something worthwhile. But they continue to fail. And I'm sorry to say but your own comments are laughable. So, no one is allowed to offer authentic constructive criticism to something anymore? If I'm not showering the narrative with praise and speaking only positively I shouldn't say anything at all? And people wonder why or how we've gotten to this point. When people don't criticise and offer up genuine opinions intended to improve something we end up with shit. That's an age-old fact.
8:45 not you slightly moving to the right where Mara looked 😂😂😂😂 “oh shoot I’m supposed to be standing over here”
Thank you for these. I’m 30 now with 2 kids and don’t get as much time to play as I used to.
learn plan out your time better to play the game not that hard.
@@kimduckun3703now I'm not a parent, but I think it isn't what should be told to one
@@kimduckun3703 Stay in school Kim, I promise you’ll learn proper grammar one day.
@@kimduckun3703Gee almost like spending time with one's own family takes precedence over a fucking video game.
@@kimduckun3703destiny is barely worth touching nobody should take time away from family to play this shit
*Season of the Lost*
Mara: Who send Uldren to Savathûn's clutches?
Ikora: You did, Mara
*Today*
Mara: I never meant to twist you so. I'm sorry. I put my trust in you. Find purpose of your own
Crow: Thank you, sister
Good choice, Mara
That's...a good choice from Mara *applauds*
So Crow hearing about the wish where Savathun can only send one person into the Pale Heart as that is all Riven can do through stabilizing the ley lines long enough to replicate what the Witness did through the vale. Crow volunteers to be that person so him and Mara can open the way for everyone else. Risky endeavor but it does hold merit.
As for the egg itself, I imagine the Sol Divisive will make one last ditch move towards it and the same goes for the Taken.
We have footage from the trailer in an area that hasn't been visited yet. It seems like the last mission will take place there.
I dont know if u notice the bridge is building every week at the end of starcrossed mission and there is a portal at the end!!!
Don‘t forget to get the alhamkara bone and the secret chest at the queens court, helps for curebreaker seal
Its deep on the left side in the cliffs
Of course the final mission will be a week or two before the release of The Final Shape
I mean can your inpatient ass not wait ?
I am kinda worried about Crow. I don't know why but I am worried that something might happen to him and we have to say goodbye to another ally. I kinda like him and I don't want him to leave
It might be nice to show the lore that you unlock by doing the Legend Starcrossed mission since a lot of people who watch these videos might not get access to that lore otherwise
It’s weird that how crow became some hunter that we hate to a a trusted guardian
The throne room confused me so much, because I couldn't find a damn interaction area. Turns out it's just hidden behind another intractable object
Wish it wasn’t spoiled last week
All these people OOBing into the galaxy pools. Us casual guardians just playing the seasonal story and get a free portal to it. It’s still crazy to see it
It's not the galaxy pool people are OOBing to. And you can actually visit Queen Mara's throne every 3 weeks just by doing one of Petra's bounties.
I get this feeling that while Crow may be fine after the jump, he might end up sacrificing himself during the fight against the Witness.
who cares lmao, the story has gone so bad that i’d be glad that the terrible character of crow is finally killed
@@guiltyspark3434dude relax it’s just a video game man 😂
Petra: the Witness just lies beyond our reach
Me: Good luck having to wait for 6 frigging months
Also, this may be the most interesting weekly Destiny mission after several weeks of boringness with this season
Nice
Yeah I noticed that side step😂
This week could have done without the blind well
i wish we saved species in real life too
14:10
Ok, so that star connects with that one, and then…
DO YOU MIND?! IM TRYING TO STARGAZE!
I think the the next chapter of destiny will be us fighting more wish dragons. I have a feeling riven will stab us in the back somehow after will kill the witness
The biggest frustration now: we have to wait 4-5 MONTHS before the last series of steps is available.
Why??
We WERE meant to get TFS next month, but thanks to Sony basically lying to bungie and doing those layoffs in a time-crintch and HTO'ing tgem anyway, bungies undergoing a VERY choiceless reshuffle of absolutely EVERYTHING they can make, say, hire, or even DO. Bussiness beauracracy CANNOT wait.
So yeah, looking for something to point the finger at, why TFS is set to be delayed until 2025? Why this story WONT be done for several more months, WHY this is going to be the single longest, deadest season in Destinys history?
Its. Sonys. Fault
It's not Sony's fault.
Bungie agreed to a contract because they thought they could keep a required "revenue"; but through terrible quality of the last dlc, they fucked up bad.
If Sony is at fault, they would be 25% involved, at most.
@@ginopippofrebooter-ilrinne2881 Revenue intake doesnt matter for set released content THIS late into the plan.
Sony expects roo much from thrir partners, thats nothing new.
Now, effective seizing control, NOTHING Bungie does goes without Sonys approval, which as you can imagine, is going to be a long process.
"terrible season" talk if fanbase nonsense with mo real bussiness experience at all, just selgish demands thinking "the customer is never wrong"
Arrogance masking false-altruism, GOD do I hate thats our leading quality as consumers. We treat this industry like slaves, we REALLY do
@@jameskarg3240 I'm asking for good content, at most.
Is it hard to write an effective campaign with cool characters and a narrative that is medium-long and that makes sense?
While employees there are different, they should have taken a page from Halo days.
You slacking homie. Didn’t even properly show where to start with the shooting of the oracles..feels bad. Neeeeeeeext
This isn't a guide, it's a story/dialogue video. And the oracle locations don't matter for the quest at all, as you can complete the steps without them
@@Esoterickk yea I would’ve noticed that if I were in my right mind last night… I basically just blasphemed…my bad sir 😐
This story continues to frustrate more and more...
In...what way?
@@colvamoon6962There are so many issues that I'm just scatter gunning it here. Prepare for a tiny essay...
It's all too neat. Everyone's all too agreeable and it's becoming clearer that characters are beginning to suffer from a lack of agency. Yes, you can argue it's all due to the common goal of preventing a catacylsm but I don't buy it.
The predictability is so frustrating and unnecessary. The main cast of characters have nothing going for them personally. They're simply the 'good' guys. I know for a fact none of them will ever go rogue or be bold or rebel. It's boring.
The tone is another issue. I feel next to nothing when I hear Mara speaking in a way that might've shocked me during the days of Forsaken. Her dialogue is meant to be cathartic but it only feels forced. She's just one example. I love Crow as a concept. The potential of ressurecting Uldren, a bonafide despised villain in the series, as a guardian was gargantuan. But honestly it's been such a disappointment in almost every facet.
On top of that the fact that these seemingly private conversations and cathartic moments **always** have to be witnessed by the player character is lazy. It makes the world feel less lived in and natural. It feels like it simply just exists in service of me. That's awful storytelling.
We're having all these once upon a time fascinating personalities and minds now feel hollow and rudderless. Where's the individual agency gone? Where's the mystique and wonder about the world?
Everything seems to absolutely **need** an answer or a resolution. It doesn't. That used to be one of the greatest strengths of the entire series. No having a clue what was out there and discovering it for ourselves.
@@shooshooshooshooshooter it seems like you simply want the characters to not be themselves, or remain their old selves despite knowing the consequences of their old selves. News flash, if the Witness wins, EVERYONE dies. The only one being somewhat against us is Riven, and that's just in her nature, like a flame burning you.
The story has been going on for 10 years at this point. If you expect that long of a story to maintain the same level of mystique around the same general local, you're insane. There are other mysteries o be sure, but most of them are outside the solar system. Same with characters. You've grown used to them over the decade, so it makes sense that they might seem hollow. You already know how they're going to react at this point.
A lot of other issues are simply technical, and not actually problems with the story. And, to cap it off, if you don't like it, don't play it. It's not a drug, you can leave without getting sick.
@@colvamoon6962 No, I want characters to feel like they're growing organically and not simply because a story **needs** them to at the given moment. The very fact that they created a big bad in the form of the Witness is another reason the story has become stale and stagnant. We've always known the Darkness had its forces but dumbing everything down to a singular entity harms not just the story but the world in general. There's no substance or to be honest even threat anymore..
The mystique of things or characters that's now gone doesn't only rest in us no longer making discoveries. It can also be in something as basic as a character restraining themselves from monologuing to us or oversharing. I don't need to know every facet of your being or your character growth and I certainly don't need some bullshit grandstanding, moralistic dialogue being preached to me. You can remain that stoic, brooding individual and still offer value to a narrative.
A lot of media (be it books, films, tv) will fall under this same trap where there just **has** to be a big bad to every story. There has to be a Dark Lord and there has to be a single unifying entity that everyone has to band together to vanquish. It's an outdated and boring trope. Their own error here was making the Witness a single entity even if it was from an entire race. Furthermore, you say that everyone just **had** to come together to face this big bad. Where were they all before with other threats? Even if that can be explained away, why are their personalities altered to a point where everyone is just a dandy and happy team player getting along with the rest? Not one thing about it feels natural.
Finally, who says I play it? I wouldn't be watching these videos if I bothered to play it. Unfortunately, I did invest 100s of hours into the series over too long a time and even though I don't play the game anymore, part of me still hopes they can salvage the once decent story and make something worthwhile. But they continue to fail.
And I'm sorry to say but your own comments are laughable. So, no one is allowed to offer authentic constructive criticism to something anymore? If I'm not showering the narrative with praise and speaking only positively I shouldn't say anything at all? And people wonder why or how we've gotten to this point. When people don't criticise and offer up genuine opinions intended to improve something we end up with shit. That's an age-old fact.
@@colvamoon6962 RUclips is censoring my replies so reposting...
No, I want characters to feel like they're growing organically and not simply because a story **needs** them to at the given moment. The very fact that they created a big bad in the form of the Witness is another reason the story has become stale and stagnant. We've always known the Darkness had its forces but dumbing everything down to a singular entity harms not just the story but the world in general. There's no substance or to be honest even threat anymore..
The mystique of things or characters that's now gone doesn't only rest in us no longer making discoveries. It can also be in something as basic as a character restraining themselves from monologuing to us or oversharing. I don't need to know every facet of your being or your character growth and I certainly don't need some bullshit grandstanding, moralistic dialogue being preached to me. You can remain that stoic, brooding individual and still offer value to a narrative.
A lot of media (be it books, films, tv) will fall under this same trap where there just **has** to be a big bad to every story. There has to be a Dark Lord and there has to be a single unifying entity that everyone has to band together to vanquish. It's an outdated and boring trope. Their own error here was making the Witness a single entity even if it was from an entire race. Furthermore, you say that everyone just **had** to come together to face this big bad. Where were they all before with other threats? Even if that can be explained away, why are their personalities altered to a point where everyone is just a dandy and happy team player getting along with the rest? Not one thing about it feels natural.
Finally, who says I play it? I wouldn't be watching these videos if I bothered to play it. Unfortunately, I did invest 100s of hours into the series over too long a time and even though I don't play the game anymore, part of me still hopes they can salvage the once decent story and make something worthwhile. But they continue to fail.
And I'm sorry to say but your own comments are laughable. So, no one is allowed to offer authentic constructive criticism to something anymore? If I'm not showering the narrative with praise and speaking only positively I shouldn't say anything at all? And people wonder why or how we've gotten to this point. When people don't criticise and offer up genuine opinions intended to improve something we end up with shit. That's an age-old fact.