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Which DLC Adds The Most Content To Game Destiny?
2025-08-31 08:41:31
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As someone who likes to catalogue how much new playtime each expansion supplies, I measure both raw new missions and systemic changes. For 'Destiny' (the 2014 game) 'The Taken King' stands out: it delivered a full narrative arc, endgame overhaul, new raids and strikes, and subclass changes that revitalized the entire sandbox. That’s a lot of content not only for new players but for veterans revisiting older encounters.
By contrast, 'Destiny 2' moved to seasonal content later, but if you look for a single add-on that delivered the biggest chunk at once, 'Forsaken' is the one. It brought new zones like the Tangled Shore and Dreaming City, expanded questlines, a major raid, and Gambit — a fresh activity that blends PvE and PvP. So depending on whether your library is the first or second game, those two expansions provide the biggest jumps in content and longevity, and they’re both worth sinking time into.
By contrast, 'Destiny 2' moved to seasonal content later, but if you look for a single add-on that delivered the biggest chunk at once, 'Forsaken' is the one. It brought new zones like the Tangled Shore and Dreaming City, expanded questlines, a major raid, and Gambit — a fresh activity that blends PvE and PvP. So depending on whether your library is the first or second game, those two expansions provide the biggest jumps in content and longevity, and they’re both worth sinking time into.
2025-09-02 20:01:30
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Back when I was grinding through expansions I kept asking myself what really felt like the biggest infusion of content, and two clear answers came up depending on which title I meant. For the original 'Destiny', 'The Taken King' was the clear heavyweight: a full cinematic campaign, a new raid, revamped subclasses, and enough strikes and loot that players had months of endgame to chew through. It felt more like a true second year of the game than a simple DLC.
For 'Destiny 2' the closest comparison is 'Forsaken'. It added whole new regions like the Tangled Shore and the Dreaming City, introduced Gambit (a unique PvE/PvP hybrid), and dropped a sprawling raid that kept groups busy for weeks. If you’re after sheer volume and the kind of content that changes both playstyle and time investment, those are the ones I’d recommend prioritizing.
For 'Destiny 2' the closest comparison is 'Forsaken'. It added whole new regions like the Tangled Shore and the Dreaming City, introduced Gambit (a unique PvE/PvP hybrid), and dropped a sprawling raid that kept groups busy for weeks. If you’re after sheer volume and the kind of content that changes both playstyle and time investment, those are the ones I’d recommend prioritizing.
2025-09-03 03:07:22
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Noah
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Honestly, if I had to pick one expansion that stuffed the most new stuff into 'Destiny' (the original), I'd point at 'The Taken King'.
It didn't just add a few missions — it reshaped the game. There was a full campaign with more narrative weight, a major subclass overhaul that changed how classes played, a proper new raid that demanded real coordination, fresh strikes, and a bunch of new loot and vendor systems. Beyond raw hours of content, the expansion rebalanced a lot of systems and introduced quality-of-life changes that made old content feel different, which effectively multiplied playtime for many players.
If you mean the newer game, the equivalent would be 'Forsaken' for 'Destiny 2' — massive new zones, a new endgame raid, and new modes. Either way, those two are the standouts depending on which 'Destiny' you’re talking about, and I still get nostalgic thinking about the first time my clan cleared that raid together.
It didn't just add a few missions — it reshaped the game. There was a full campaign with more narrative weight, a major subclass overhaul that changed how classes played, a proper new raid that demanded real coordination, fresh strikes, and a bunch of new loot and vendor systems. Beyond raw hours of content, the expansion rebalanced a lot of systems and introduced quality-of-life changes that made old content feel different, which effectively multiplied playtime for many players.
If you mean the newer game, the equivalent would be 'Forsaken' for 'Destiny 2' — massive new zones, a new endgame raid, and new modes. Either way, those two are the standouts depending on which 'Destiny' you’re talking about, and I still get nostalgic thinking about the first time my clan cleared that raid together.
2025-09-03 14:40:40
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Quinn
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From a pure ‘‘most content’’ point of view I usually point friends to 'The Taken King' if they’re playing the original 'Destiny'. It felt like a relaunch: new campaign missions, a high-profile raid, and a suite of class changes that refreshed everything. For the modern 'Destiny 2' crowd, 'Forsaken' gave the biggest single content spike — new open areas, a new competitive-crossover mode, and a raid that demanded a lot of time to master. Which one matters more depends on whether you want story and raids or a mix of new zones and game modes.
2025-09-04 01:46:14
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If you mean classic 'Destiny', then pick up 'The Taken King' — it basically rebooted year two and gave players lots of new story missions, strikes, and a raid to get obsessed over. If you’re asking about 'Destiny 2', 'Forsaken' is the one that floods the most content at once: new open-world zones, the Dreaming City endgame area, Gambit, and a raid that felt huge when it dropped.
Personally I judge by how long my fireteam stayed hyped — both of those did it. So choose based on which game you own, and prepare for a lot of grinding and great memories.
Personally I judge by how long my fireteam stayed hyped — both of those did it. So choose based on which game you own, and prepare for a lot of grinding and great memories.
2025-09-06 21:22:13
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