Destiny Game Official Trailer Collection – Ep.12: Become Legend

Destiny is an upcoming online multiplayer first-person shooter video game in a “mythic science fiction” open world setting. It is developed by Bungie and published by Activision as part of a ten-year publishing deal. The game will be released on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, and Xbox 360 video game consoles on September 9, 2014, with the live Beta test ended at 27 July 6:30 PM PDT.

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Reveal Trailer – Official Destiny ViDoc: Pathways Out of Darkness

Published on Feb 17, 2013
After a long period of darkness, Bungie is ready to unveil its new universe filled with mystery, adventure, and action. For the first time, the team — including studio co-founder and project director Jason Jones — talks about its vision, and the creative process behind Destiny, Bungie’s most ambitious project yet.

The Law Of The Jungle — Destiny Official Trailer

Published on May 23, 2013
As a Guardian of the City sets out on an epic, action-packed adventure to reclaim our Solar System, he recalls the moment when he was first taught the most important lesson of all — The Law of the Jungle.

Official Destiny E3 Gameplay Trailer

Published on Jun 10, 2013
From the creators of Halo and the company that brought you Call of Duty, comes Destiny, an epic adventure unlike anything players have experienced. In Destiny you are a Guardian of the last city on Earth, able to wield incredible power. Explore the ancient ruins of our solar system, from the red dunes of Mars to the lush jungles of Venus. Defeat Earth’s enemies. Discover all that we have lost. Become legend.

Official Destiny Gameplay Trailer: The Moon

Published on Oct 1, 2013
Defend our home. Defeat our enemies. Become Legend.

Destiny: Official E3 Gameplay Experience Trailer

Published on Jun 11, 2014
Bungie co-founder, Jason Jones, details everything you need to know about Destiny. Destiny’s Public Beta begins on July 17th, and launches worldwide on September 9th, 2014.

Destiny Official Beta Trailer

Published on Jul 7, 2014
The Destiny Beta is your first step on the path to adventure, beginning July 17th on PlayStation and July 23rd on Xbox. Explore the vast expanses of the world of Destiny, fight through riveting story missions, strike deep within enemy strongholds alongside a fireteam, or compete for glory against your fellow Guardians in the action-packed competitive multiplayer.

Official Destiny Competitive Multiplayer Trailer

Published on Aug 12, 2014
Enter the Crucible to hone your skills against other Guardians in competitive multiplayer arenas that span the solar system. As you engage in multiplayer combat, victory will earn you special armor, weapons, and gear that you can take with you into every single mode of play.

Official Destiny Gameplay Trailer: Mars

Published on Aug 15, 2014
What little we know of Mars may as well be a myth. We built a massive metropolis in the red dust. No one knows what remains of our lost age, now buried beneath the dunes.

Official Destiny Gameplay Trailer: Venus

Published on Aug 18, 2014
Venus was once the site of a great discovery – a paradise. Now, it is a monument to all that we have lost.

Official Destiny – Launch Gameplay Trailer

Published on Aug 21, 2014
There are enemies out here you would not believe, but they’ve never seen anything like you. It doesn’t matter who you are, only what you will become.

Official Destiny Planet View Trailer

Published on Sep 2, 2014
Visit DestinyPlanetView.comThis is your chance to walk through the Moon, Mars, and Venus of Destiny, using Google’s familiar exploration tools. Explore the future, meet our enemies, discover hidden treasures, and prepare to Become Legend. Pre-order Destiny and prepare to take back what’s ours on September 9.

Official Destiny Live Action Trailer – Become Legend

Published on Sep 4, 2014

A Fireteam heads out on an epic, action-packed road trip across our Solar System to face our enemies, take back what is ours and, in the end, Become Legend. Featuring “Immigrant Song” by Led Zeppelin.

Explores Destiny New Trailer – The Planet Venus

Explores Destiny New Trailer - The Planet Venus

Gamers around the world are anxiously waiting for Destiny to be released. Activision has bankrolled this Bungie title to the tune of $500 million and already a lot of anticipation has been built up for Destiny through its early alpha and beta releases. The release is destined for next month and Bungie released a new trailer which explores planet Venus, offering us a glimpse of what’s to come.

The trailer shows that once Venus was a planet where great discoveries were made, and it became a beautiful planet due to humanity’s great achievements. However the Fallen descended on it and destroyed the entire planet, wrecking all that humanity had done for Venus.

This trailer is good enough to spark up our appetite for this title indeed, which no doubt a lot of gamers are waiting for. Bungie recently confirmed that any and all progress made during the beta release would not be transferable, so do keep in mind that when the title launches next month you will have to start from scratch. Bungie also recently confirmed a multiplayer expansion pack for Destiny that is going to be released in December.

Already countless gamers have placed pre-orders for the title, so much so that Best Buy had to cancel pre-orders of Destiny Limited Edition. The title is set for release on September 9th.

A Virtual Trip to Overview Destiny’s Mars

As we all know Mars is a planet in the Solar System, during the Golden Age of destiny, Mars was once home to a populated human metropolis, a massive city that now lies buried beneath the planet’s red dust, with only the peaks of its tallest skyscrapers poking out of the dunes as evidence that it ever existed. Guardians can now climb into those skyscrapers from their upper levels and venture into the depths below to discover what items and enemies may lie below the surface.

A Virtual Trip to Overview Destiny's Mars

Mars is but one of the locales on which Guardians will be making planet fall in Destiny, but it is perhaps the most rust-colored and sandy of them all. In a new video of official, the mysteries and vistas of the Red Planet is, well, not exactly explained in great detail, but at least teased in a visually pleasing way.

It looks as though mankind had made a previous stab at colonizing Mars, but now it’s a desolate wasteland where dunes are reclaiming skyscrapers. If the video is to be believed, it’s not exactly devoid of inhabitants, however. You can see it for yourself after the break.

8 Helpful Tips for Destiny Players

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The Destiny Public Beta began on July 17, 2014 for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4 platforms, before going offline for maintenance on July 21 and 22. On July 22, maintenance was completed ahead of schedule, and the Beta became available for Xbox 360 and Xbox One platforms, which were originally scheduled to gain access on July 23. On July 24, 2014, Bungie opened the Beta for free download to all players on all platforms, with no code redemption necessary. The Beta officially closed on July 27 at 6:30pm PDT. After the Beta, Destiny is scheduled to launch on September 9, 2014 everywhere outside Japan, where it will be released on September 11, 2014 and only for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4.

I put together some quick tips to help get you started for Destiny Beta, and now is the following:

Quick Tips for Destiny Beta

How to avoid taking damage

In the early missions, enemy fire is slow moving, but doesn’t follow a straight trajectory. Constant movement is the best way to minimise damage taken during the small skirmishes. Popping in and out of cover is the most effective way to take out the small groups of Vandals, Dregs and other foes you’ll encounter along the way.
What’s the most effective way to kill enemies?

Try and stay as far away as possible from enemies, picking them off at range before switching to your alternate weapon to clean up any who come too close for comfort. It’s important to carry one long and one short range weapon, keeping you well equipped for all possibilities.

Some of the enemies will be melee-focused, and swarm on you in packs of up to four, so keep both guns loaded between the fights so you aren’t caught by a sudden onslaught.

How do I upgrade my equipment?

Return to the Tower after every mission to upgrade your weapons, armour and unlock whatever new items are available. Destiny has a good waypoint system and will alert you to any merchants or other NPCs who are in need of interaction to unlock new goodies.
When should I spend my Glimmer?

Glimmer is Destiny’s currency, and is worth stockpiling in the early parts of the game as you’ll be unlocking a ton of items that’ll quickly improve your stats, a la Borderlands. Once the loot drops start withering out, then start putting your Glimmer to good use with the merchants.
How to get headshots

It sounds pretty obvious, but headshots do far more damage than damage anywhere else. It’s actually pretty easy to get headshots on the low-level enemies, thanks to their slow movement. Keep aiming high to help whittle down packs and focus on the Captains and other leaders.
How many people can I join in co-op?

Campaign missions allow you to link up with a couple of friends and take them on as a group of three. Tackling missions as a group certainly makes things more interesting, and communication is always a benefit, so ideally find friends who have a mic.
How to complete missions

A few of the early missions end in a heated battle with either a large number of Vandals, Dregs and other low level foes, or one giant behemoth and a few minions, make sure you go into the end game well prepared.

Take a pause before approaching the closing objective to make sure your powers or grenades are recharged, you’re fully reloaded on all weapons and take a note of the terrain. Find good cover spots and make sure you aren’t cornered.
Multiplayer tips

Keep checking your equipment, as you can rotate armour to improve your overall defence and swap weapons around too.

For your alternate weapon, if you choose the sniper rifle or other guns that require special ammo, you’ll need to collect it from the boxes littered around the map in order to use them. These caches usually don’t stock much ammo, so try and grab a couple between runs to the domination points.

Whenever you come across the large, tank-like vehicle, jump in. At present, it feels a little overpowered, and may well be balanced in the near future. Right now, it offers great protection and fires lightning-fast rockets that are guaranteed to net you a handful of kills. It’s also small enough to drive to B and C and capture without getting out. Just make sure you keep your eyes peeled for any approaching enemies and be mindful of nearby turrets.

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Destiny Enemies Preview: Fallen, Vex, Cabal, Hive

Destiny Enemies-Fallen

Fallen
The Fallen are four armed aliens who are also sworn enemies of the human race. Bungie has quoted them as being “a nomadic race of once noble houses now scattered to the solar winds”. Fallen are hardy creatures who can survive in a wide range of environments without heavy armor or complex modifications to their physiology.

Vex

Vex
The Vex are a species of time-traveling robots vetted against humans. Vex are mass-produced machine units, constructed of an unknown metal alloy resembling hammered brass.

Cabal

Cabal
Cabal’s are a Juggernaut of a species, outfitted with thick armor and powerful weapons. Enemies of the human race, they inhabit the Exclusion Zone on Mars. They are a professional military operation.

Hive

Hive
The Hive have been referred to as “space zombies”, this leads us to believe they can infect other species. The Hive have carved a kingdom deep into the lifeless core of the Moon, and it is there they remain, silent and buried among many dark and terrible secrets.

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Destiny Guide: Create a Character in Game

When the game starts, you have to create a new hero. The first step of the creation process is choosing character class, which is by far the most important decision, as it influences available skills, equipment etc. All available classes are detailed in a separate chapter of this guide.

Destiny Guide: Create a Character in Game

After deciding on the class, the appearance editor appears. There are three races in Destiny – Human, Awoken (humanoid creatures characterized by their blue skin), and Exo (machines endowed with artificial intelligence). Regardless of the race, you must also select your character’s sex.

Note: Choice of race or sex has no effect on the available character abilities nor the challenges awaiting you in the game world.

Destiny offers wide possibilities of modifying character’s appearance.The next step of the character creation process is purely cosmetic. Namely, you can change face appearance (Face, Hair or Head Feature tabs), as well as add special paintings (Marking tab), which enable your character to stand out from the crowd of Guardians created by other players.

Destiny Guide: Create a Character in Game

Note:The game allows you to have several characters; you can select your hero in the main menu. We recommend to create one character of each of the three classes.

How to get tons of Destiny Glimmer fast

You have to have these consumables:

Black Wax Idol:

Destiny Black Wax Idol

Ether Seeds:

Destiny Ether Seeds

The way these items work is that for every enemy you kill you get roughly 3-6 destiny glimmer each on average, but if you can string together multiple kills (they work on a timer, like double kills, triple kills, etc.) the amount of destiny glimmer you get for each successive kill increases. So for the first kill in a streak you might get maybe 4 destiny glimmer, then for the second kill you’ll get 8, then 12 and it keeps increasing until you go more than about 4 or 5 seconds without a kill, then it resets.

Best place to use them is at Skywatch in free roam since there are about 4 different enemy spawns very close to each other that spawn enemies relatively frequently.

You’ll also want to use both items at the same time because one item only gives you destiny glimmer for killing Hive enemies and the other for Fallen enemies, and each of the spawns in that location only spawn one type of enemy. It’s really hard to keep the kill streak going fighting only one type of enemy, since you will end up waiting for them to spawn when you could keep it going by fighting the other enemies.

The other good thing about this area is that there will be public events that spawn a ton of enemies, one I believe is to defend the Warsat, and the other isn’t an actual public event (no idea what it is called) but every once in a while for about 5 or 10 minutes there will be massive waves of Hive and Fallen that spawn on either side of the area, fighting each other. There will be a lot of high ranking enemies too. Towards the end you will probably die a lot even if you have other Guardians helping you.

Using those three consumable items that I had I was able to get over 2000 destiny glimmer (and tons of loot) in about 20 minutes (up to 7653 from 5398):

Destiny 2000 glimmer

The highest I got my chain to go was 173 glimmer per kill (ended cause I was killed), during the event with the huge waves of enemies:

Destiny 173 Glimmer

Useful Strategy for Destiny Beta

The Destiny beta has launched for a few days. We has already sunk some hours into it, so we’ve put together some quick tips to help get you started.

Useful Strategy for Destiny Beta

How to avoid taking damage
In the early missions, enemy fire is slow moving, but doesn’t follow a straight trajectory. Constant movement is the best way to minimise damage taken during the small skirmishes. Popping in and out of cover is the most effective way to take out the small groups of Vandals, Dregs and other foes you’ll encounter along the way.

What’s the most effective way to kill enemies 

Try and stay as far away as possible from enemies, picking them off at range before switching to your alternate weapon to clean up any who come too close for comfort. It’s important to carry one long and one short range weapon, keeping you well equipped for all possibilities.

Some of the enemies will be melee-focused, and swarm on you in packs of up to four, so keep both guns loaded between the fights so you aren’t caught by a sudden onslaught.

How do I upgrade my equipment 
Return to the Tower after every mission to upgrade your weapons, armour and unlock whatever new items are available. Destiny has a good waypoint system and will alert you to any merchants or other NPCs who are in need of interaction to unlock new goodies.

When should I spend my Destiny Glimmer
Glimmer is Destiny’s currency, and is worth stockpiling in the early parts of the game as you’ll be unlocking a ton of items that’ll quickly improve your stats, a la Borderlands. Once the loot drops start withering out, then start putting your Glimmer to good use with the merchants.

How to get headshots

It sounds pretty obvious, but headshots do far more damage than damage anywhere else. It’s actually pretty easy to get headshots on the low-level enemies, thanks to their slow movement. Keep aiming high to help whittle down packs and focus on the Captains and other leaders.

How many people can I join in co-op
Campaign missions allow you to link up with a couple of friends and take them on as a group of three. Tackling missions as a group certainly makes things more interesting, and communication is always a benefit, so ideally find friends who have a mic.

How to complete missions
A few of the early missions end in a heated battle with either a large number of Vandals, Dregs and other low level foes, or one giant behemoth and a few minions, make sure you go into the end game well prepared.

Take a pause before approaching the closing objective to make sure your powers or grenades are recharged, you’re fully reloaded on all weapons and take a note of the terrain. Find good cover spots and make sure you aren’t cornered.

Multiplayer tips
Keep checking your equipment, as you can rotate armour to improve your overall defence and swap weapons around too.

For your alternate weapon, if you choose the sniper rifle or other guns that require special ammo, you’ll need to collect it from the boxes littered around the map in order to use them. These caches usually don’t stock much ammo, so try and grab a couple between runs to the domination points.

Whenever you come across the large, tank-like vehicle, jump in. At present, it feels a little overpowered, and may well be balanced in the near future. Right now, it offers great protection and fires lightning-fast rockets that are guaranteed to net you a handful of kills. It’s also small enough to drive to B and C and capture without getting out. Just make sure you keep your eyes peeled for any approaching enemies and be mindful of nearby turrets.

Destiny Guide:How to kill the Devil Walker

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The Devil Walker is a Fallen vehicle that acompanies packs of Fallen. They have strong armour and equally strong weapons making it difficult to take them down alone. It can be seen in action in the E3 demo.

Destiny Devil Walker

This is laughably easy with a good crew. First, keep behind cover and pick off the smaller enemies – watch out for the Fallen Captains.

Each of you should then take up a position far from your teammates. Facing the Devil Walker from the entrance to this area, good spots are behind the large pillar on the left; in the tunnel on the far right; and in the horizontal tunnel behind a bank of earth right in the middle. The Devil Walker will be constantly turning to face its most dangerous target of the moment, who ought already to be in retreat, giving the other two Guardians time to strike.

You’ll need a long range weapon. Keep your distance, and stay mobile. The boss has two major attacks you need to watch. If his turret lights up blue, move away. If a red targeting laser comes anywhere near you, leg it. (Remember; sprinting will cancel reload actions, and hitting reload or scope will cancel you out of a double jump much faster.) Both of these attacks do splash damage so really put some space between you and the projectiles. The two side positions need to back off further between attacks as they’re more exposed. Just shoot, get behind cover while the Devil Walker fires, rinse and repeat.

You need to shoot the Devil Walker on the legs; it takes very little damage anywhere else. If you shoot one leg enough to break off its armour, the Devil Walker will fall down and its case will open, exposing its vulnerable core. (If you don’t do this, you can still win – it just takes a lot longer.) The two Guardians on the sides should charge in and unleash supers and grenades; if you have a Hunter with you, it’s best if they stay in the central spot, because they can use their super to snipe – it’s easiest to hit from the left bank. Unarmoured legs are not worth shooting, so change targets when you’ve knocked one leg out.

When the field fills with enemies, retreat to someplace entirely safe from the Devil Walker and take them out, then return to continue hammering the boss.

If you run out of ammo check the puddle in front of the Devil Walker’s stage, and the stage itself, where plenty of downed Shanks should provide ammo drops. If the Devil Walker is firing or about to fire at a teammate you can usually nip in and grab some ammo, then go on the lam before you’re hit. If you keep running out of ammo, consider buying some ammo refill packs at the Tower before setting out, or use a slower, heavier weapon.

When the Devil Walker finally falls, the door behind it opens and a number of Fallen Dregs and Vandals will flood out. Don’t let them take you by surprise; this is a hot spot for first timers to party wipe.