Also many don't consider the stores for the same platform to be a different platform.

I bought ESO off Amazon, then later got it free from Stadia and bought an expansion edition from steam and linked them all together and could log in and play from any of the three logins and buy future expansions from any of them as well. I bought star trek online on steam and used the key with to make an account that eventually became an arc account that I later linked back to steam and can buy things in both places for the account. Well I bought guild wars on steam then used the key to make an account and log on using that made account that I later also used for gw2. Even though the Witch Queen was excellent DLC, it couldn’t compare to the sheer scale of content and changes that came with Forsaken, which is why Forsaken continues to sit at the top.Hmmm. Unfortunately, this was the last expansion Bungie would have help from another studio, as they split from Activision shortly after the release. Overall, Forsaken was indeed the make-it-or-break-it DLC for Destiny 2 as a whole, and Bungie nailed it. To this day, the raid released with Forsaken, Last Wish, is still considered the best raid in the Destiny franchise, even as it approaches five years old. Destiny 2 had a rough start when it first released, not being able to capitalize on the success of Destiny 1 immediately, so there was a lot riding on the first major DLC drop, and Forsaken knocked it out of the park.įrom revamping the entire weapons system to how it was in Destiny 1, a dramatic and beautiful campaign with the tragic death of the beloved Cayde-6, and more. It isn’t an understatement to say that the Forsaken expansion saved Destiny 2, as the game was to the point of shutting down before it was released. Last but not least, the Forsaken DLC is easily the best expansion in Destiny’s history.

Up coming sims 4 expansions