Rising Nails One Concept Destiny 2 struggled with

Key conclusions

• Destiny: Rising offers new players a better experience than Destiny 2, gradually introducing its mechanics and narrative.
• Destiny 2 struggles to retain new players due to its massive amount of content and steep learning curve.
• Destiny: Rising uses the pitfalls of Destiny 2 to create a game that welcomes new players and ensures that no one is left behind.

Destiny: Ascension is an upcoming Gacha mobile game from NetEase Games set in the world Fate but takes place in an alternate universe from the main games. Therefore, Destiny: Ascension there's a lot of room to work with the narrative and gameplay – something Destiny 2 it wasn't long ago.

Destiny 2 does a lot of things right, most notably its shooting, which is one of the best in the FPS genre to date. However, he is sorely lacking in one major area that has plagued him over the years, and Destiny: Ascension exploits this trap by implementing a system which Destiny 2 maybe it should be, but it isn't.

Destiny: Rising surpasses Destiny 2's new player experience

Destiny 2 has long struggled with its new player experience

For quite some time (since the first year of the game, in fact), Destiny 2 having difficulty with the new player experience. It is very difficult for new players to get in today Destiny 2 and stay committed to it as it's not too hard for beginners to feel comfortable in the first few minutes of playing. What it all boils down to is that Destiny 2 it's a huge game with a huge amount of content, especially after it's been around for over seven years, so gradually introducing new players to its many elements will ultimately push them away before they've had time to realize its full potential.

There are a number of contributing factors Destiny 2lackluster new player experience. first of all Destiny 2 has a bit of a steep learning curve. Learning the basic mechanics of the game isn't necessarily difficult, but the game has so many different systems and Destiny 2 basically just throws them all at the players at once. Second, the game's narrative has recently been disjointed due to the old storyline being locked into Destiny 2 Content repository. As a result, new players essentially do not have a clear idea of ​​what is going on in the world Fate and the role they can play in shaping his narrative.

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The ever-changing meta and frequent updates can also prevent new players from feeling comfortable dedicating time to it, especially since FOMO is a major source of player retention.

Destiny: Rising has more accessible features for new players

Now it may very well be Destiny: Ascensionthe new player experience is better than Destiny 2simply because it's a brand new game, while Destiny 2 has existed for more than seven years. in the end Destiny 2 was a new experience for everyone playing it when it first launched in 2017, and with Destiny: Ascension takes place in an alternate universe from Destiny 2it's a whole new beginning, even for those who have played Fate from its beginnings. even so Destiny: Ascension there are also some systems which Destiny 2 no, systems that can help make new players feel welcome in their world.

It is very difficult for new players to get in today
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and stay committed to it as it's not too hard for beginners to feel comfortable in the first few minutes of playing.

What Destiny: Ascension currently doing so Destiny 2 something it hasn't done in years is introduce players to its mechanics very slowly to make sure they have a firm grasp on everything (even jumps) before moving on to the next big system. It's not just about the gameplay Destiny: Ascension however, sees it this way as it also gives the overarching narrative the same treatment, slowly building its world around the player, introducing them to each significant part of its world, bit by bit. Even if Destiny 2 tried using the New Light service for new players, it wasn't as deliberate and extensive with its tutorials as Destiny: Ascension already have.

Again, this may just be a preference Destiny: Ascension has more Destiny 2 because it's a whole new experience. nevertheless Destiny: Ascension already guarantees that there will be no new players left after launch. It's nice to know that it's not just targeting Fate veterans, and it may even lead to a surge Destiny 2Number of players.