So far, Destiny 2: Forsaken is everything I could have hoped for in an expansion to Bungie’s shared-world shooter and more. With impressive cutscenes and strong writing, the death of the Hunter Vanguard Cayde-6 during a grandiose and wise-crack filled prison-break sequence adds drama and a darkness to the story which also evokes a new sense of turmoil amongst the survivors, who turn to you to you to seek vengeance for your fallen comrade. I’m invested and definitely want to see it through to the end, but I took a detour from the story missions after the first few to level up and ended up engagingly sidetracked by the plethora of options at my disposal: PVP, Gambit, the new Strike system, all the bounties, the Wanted hunts from Spider – all of it feels overwhelming, in a good way.
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