Destiny 2 associate game director Robbie Stevens admits that onboarding in the game is terrible for new players.

The Destiny 2 new player experience is changing, with a new extended series of quests that Bungie hopes will offer players a bit more of a warm welcome to the game.

The Assistant Game Director for Destiny 2 gives insight into how Bungie wants to improve the game's new player experience in the future.

Nice as it is for Bungie to focus on making new Destiny 2 players' lives easier, the game's also a total mess for all its many lapsed experts mulling a return.

It's something Destiny 2 has built toward for years, which new players miss completely. And that probably means that their stay in Destiny 2 will ultimately be short-lived.

There’s only a little over a month left to go before Destiny 2 receives its next major round of content with the launch of the Beyond Light expansion.Anticipation is high for how the DLC’s new ...

We have reached a point in Destiny 2 where the combination of two things have made it exceptionally difficult to try and jump on board as a new player. While Destiny 2 went free-to-play a while ...

Destiny 2 Beyond Light introduces a whole new onboarding for new players just looking to get into the game, and it's a far better experience than what was introduced in Shadowkeep.

Development in the Game. In Destiny 2, players can develop their characters by leveling up their Light and unlocking new abilities and skills. In addition, there are various types of weapons and ...

Dmg explains that as the Cosmodrome is coming to Destiny 2 as part of the content vault, it gives them the perfect opportunity to overhaul the new game experience. "As a new player, you'll spend ...