Fireteam Chat Ep. 174 - Destiny 2: Reacting to the Huge Forsaken Combat Stream

Fireteam Chat: IGN's Destiny Podcast

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Leisure, Video Games

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🗓️ 11 August 2018

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

We sit down to talk about the latest PvP sandbox update stream and the pros and cons it could bring to the games meta.

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0:00.0	The Welcome to Fire Team Chat I.
0:17.0	I. G. N's Destiny Show.
0:18.0	Thank you so much for joining us.
0:19.2	I'm your host, CJ Gibson, along with Frame Mirabella.
0:21.6	Hey Guardians.
0:22.3	Stephen Roo.
0:23.0	Hey.
0:23.6	And Destin Ligari, Sean Finnegan,
0:25.5	away for just today's episode.
0:27.4	So we'll be make sure to have them back next week on today's show,
0:30.6	talking a little bit about some of the PVP details that landed.
0:33.5	Bungi had a live stream showing off a lot of new
0:35.6	PVP changes. We're here to discuss some of those things.
0:38.0	Well they've added a bunch of things to the game. They've also removed
0:41.2	certain elements. We'll talk about how those impact the future of the
0:44.0	sandbox. As well as a new trailer, The Dreaming City just dropped with some minor but cool story
0:49.3	potential details. We'll discuss those as well. Remember you can support Fireteam chat by watching it here first on IGen.com.
0:55.0	It will then be available on YouTube and podcast services 24 hours later.
0:59.0	All right, so the PVP sandbox update.
1:02.0	We saw it. There's a lot of big changes.
1:04.8	Feels like we're maybe going back in time a little bit. A lot of Destiny 1 maybe. I think I felt some fuzzy
1:11.1	feelings there from Destiny 1 gameplay moments.
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