Destiny 2 Dev Tracker

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I'd recommend that you go to this as a viewer to learn more about the person that has led Bungie in the development of Destiny 2. Luke has been a strong voice of reason in making sure you still have surprises to enjoy when you actually play the game. If you don't get more information about the player experience, it's not because he doesn't like you. It's because this keynote discussion is supposed to be about how gamers like you and me blaze a trail on which they end up leading an industry where they can pursue their wildest dreams. Luke believes that the best way to learn about a game is to play it. I know we're all eager for more information. I'm eager for you to know what I know - but I agree with Luke. I'm glad that Destiny 2 will have the capacity to surprise you. It surprised me just last night, and we don't want to deprive you of that feeling.

Who's a pretty bird? WHO'S A PRETTY BIRD! Man, those guys at the pet store lied to me when they said this f#@%ing thing would talk.

Hey, fellow Overlords! Clan housekeeping has been postponed one day, due to the extension of the Destiny 2 Beta. Tomorrow, I'll have more details on the blog, including a full suite of support documentation prepared by the kick-ass Player Support Specialist who linked me to this thread. Go test!

Who is your favorite Bungie employee? [Finger hovers over button to delete the contents of your vault]

You got your ass kicked off his ship and still don't respect the name? Copy that. We'll have to make things harder for you. Can I have your PSN ID?

Ask this guy: https://twitter.com/DeezyEight/status/878020994513948672

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Thank you for your service, Guardian

The developer's approach to commjnity managemetnt. #D2E3

Very cool! I like your work. You did a great job of capturing the personality of your subjects, and the visual metaphors for the Classes is really interesting! Thanks for choosing a dashing gentlemen to be that Warlock, so we don't all look like total bookworms.

There will always be opposition to any idea. If there are people in favor (and there are) you should proceed. Events like E3 are all about bringing together people with common interests. If you want to meet your fellow Guardians at E3, raise a flag and call the shot.

Nope. I have nothing to say that I'm ashamed of. I do find it more valuable to listen and learn than to talk on Reddit. I talk enough. This format provides me with a valuable opportunity to hear from all of you. When I interject in the discussion, it gets disrupted, so I choose those moments carefully.

I guess we can laugh about it now. Good to know.

Whoa, whoa, whoa now... That's not true. There was that one week where I stopped trying to pacify people when Xur sold No Land Beyond for the fifth time in two months (Can we laugh about that now?) and vowed to focus on solutions to the problem instead of posting about it here. That has been mischaracterized as me throwing up my arms in frustration and leaving this sub forever. That never happened. I'm around. I post if there is a fire to put out or a huge issue that needs attention, but that's Cozmo's gig more than mine now. By and large, the conversation here is great. I read it. I appreciate it more than you know. There are times I get the urge to jump in and talk to you like a fan of the game can, but then I think "Naw, don't derail the train - it's right on track." I was a smoker for twenty years. A little toxicity can't scare me away. Mind you, I like it when we're all respectful to each other and our criticisms are constructive, but I'll still listen even if you shout and us...

Don't put this on me.

Doing it now.

They pulled a tube of my blood and proved that you are not my son.

I've heard they are very polite. I'm under the impression it sounds more like "soarry..." though.

No. None of this is true!