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It's a grind, but the community is chill and the pve side is something that offers a challenge in terms of finding a solid build and the mechanics of each pve content.

Honestly if you can find a good server you'll have a great time. Plus there are tons of options and ways to play the game. You can be aggro pvp, super builder, pve/rp, and many other styles if you can find the people or the servers. The only downside is how toxic some of the player base is, but mute global chat and you won't deal with much.

This game is great for tracking practice, precision practice and awareness in terms of in game audio or pre-aim locations.

Recoil is definitely shaky, and still weird to make new tasks.

But you have a good opportunity to work on mouse control and gamesense in a minor way.

Here is how you play Destiny

Play Strikes, Nightfalls, Exotic Quests and Raids.

PvP is super hit or miss, but the PvE and all the loot to gain from those game types is great.

So yea avoid PvP and just enjoy the PvE with your friends.

If you're just getting started in the game be prepared for a huge learning curve in learning maps, callouts, and how to play a map/strategy correctly. Also every gadget has a purpose but some are better than others so like I said, just be ready for a huge learning curve.

For those who played the game, it still has it's issue, but with friends it can still be fun.

Still learning the game, but I am enjoying it with friends and as a great way to pass my time and practice my aim. Coming from Siege, it is a great new way to learn things.