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Destiny 2 - Review: Atonement Destiny 2 knows it has a lot to atone for. Atonement may seem like a strong sentiment but, at the release of Destiny, the game that the public was promised and the game that was delivered were vastly different animals. If it weren't for the crisp, exciting gameplay and a quality raid, the first Destiny would have become merely a footnote in the history of the gaming industry. But the game limped on and after three years of patches, upgrades and downloadable content, the final iteration of Destiny turned out to be far superior than the original product. With that being said, the scars from the initial game's fragmented story, disjointed campaign, and downright frustrating leveling system still linger, stinging anyone who tried the first game and doesn't want to be fooled a second time. Fortunately, for all of Bungie's faults, they do learn from their mistakes and Destiny 2 is an entertaining, rewarding and infinitely replayable dive into s...