SG Gaming info reviews the PC version of Destiny 2's first expansion, Curse of Osiris.
Destiny 2: Forsaken Legendary Collection for PS4 is on sale right now for just $19.99. That’s 50% off.
The Destiny 2: Forsaken Legendary Collection includes the Destiny 2 base game, Expansion I: Curse of Osiris, Expansion II: Warmind, and Destiny 2: Forsaken.
Damn, thats still expensive. Let me know when its for the PS Plus free game offering.
I remember getting a PC code for the base game off Amazon for $15 not long after release. Played for 20 hours and gave up on it. Leveling felt lackluster and all the "classes" felt the same.
I know they have sub-classes now, so I guess there's more variance to be had.
Colin Kratz from Link-Cable Writes: The Curse of Osiris is the first DLC for Destiny 2, and it came out right around the time I stopped playing. It was the perfect time for some fresh content to reinvigorate me into playing more, but it brought nothing to the table but more of the same bland, boring, nothingness. Two new characters join our cast – Osiris, and his ghost. Osiris is a warlock and was Ikora’s teacher. While he isn’t as boring as Ikora, he barely shows up and is barely more of a character than her. The story of the Curse of Osiris ignores all of the events in the main story of Destiny 2, and it ignores Calus in the raid, making it a standalone expansion. The story isn’t any different than the base game. This time, it’s the vex that are the big bad. They’re building a big bad robot boss for you to go fight, or they’ll kill and destroy everything. Yawn."
Curse of Osiris offers little as far as content is concerned. The brief campaign is forgettable and treated more like hold-over content than a proper full expansion. The only real redeeming feature about Curse of Osiris is the Raid Lair.
