Its certainly a lot of fun to play but only with a good team. The Raid is very reminiscent of the Vault if Glass and the final boss battle is an exercise in communication and co-ordination.
The Plaguelands though is a 'sizeable' area that's added onto the Cosmodrome. Story is similar to the TK in structure but its still possible to beat the story and finish the main quests (inc 2 Exotics) in a couple of hours. In size, it feels very brief from a story point of view - similar to the first 2 expansions in that respect. Its not as 'good' in my opinion as the Taken King. Now 7 years later I MAY actually get to play it : ) I got burned on that one pretty bad, got upset, and jumped to Team Xbox. I bought a PS3 in 2009 due to my anticipation of The Last Guardian. I will definitely be playing more of the kid friendly games on PS4 such as Little Big Planet 3, Ratchet and Clank, TearAway, and Knack. I am looking forward to Transformers Devastation, TMNT Mutants in Manhattan, and Gravity Rush. I only have Uncharted 4 which is a good game to start off playing. If the Xbox One S had improved the game install times and some other things horribly wrong with their system I would still be with team Xbox.
I switched to PS4 due to the atrocious game install times on the Xbox One.
Thu 29th Sep I am coming over from Xbox (although I am a Nintendo gamer first and foremost) I am a Halo fan so I was more interested in experiencing the game play of Destiny than the story. If anything, Rise of Iron proves that Destiny's main problem is that there's simply never enough Destiny we're certain that it won't be too long until players have exhausted what's on offer here and are eager to get their hands on whatever's coming next. Indeed, because Destiny now consists of so much content spread across so many different modes of play, it's difficult not to get sucked back into its addictive shoot-and-loot loop all over again. Again, it's more of the same, but Bungie knows that providing new content – no matter how familiar – is the best way to get Guardians glued to the progression system once more. The Plaguelands – a whole new and very large patrol area on Earth – houses new bounties and a load of secrets to uncover, while both new and reworked Strikes have been added to two refreshed playlists. The real meat of the expansion is split between various post-plot side quests and numerous activities that are designed to keep you playing well into the future. Still, as any veteran player will know, this is a game that's all about what happens after you've fought your way to the end of the story – and Rise of Iron is no different.
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