As someone who never had an xbox/360/ONE, I never played Destiny. I saw it, liked the story and thought the game had potential, so I was excited for a MMOFPS on the PC. What I got was a Single player/Co-op FPS experience, where 20 hours in, I've yet to talk to anyone except in pvp (which was, you know, pvp talk). Now, I played through the story, and messing with some other missions, but I find no reason to play more. I'm much more social than the game provides. From where I stand: This game is poorly advertised as an MMO experience, which it seems has a wildly different definition on consoles. Its a solid game, but a complete lack of PVE matchmaking/social system in the game is a crippling deficit. I feel like the only social aspects I got did not create any social atmosphere, or create any kind of social satisfaction, besides maybe once or twice someone shot at me to point out a chest. As of now, I kind of regret my purchase. For the same price, I could have bought Hellblade and had a crafted single player experience, rather than a game that has identity issues. Overall, I agree with Argent Sentinel, except I didn't even know what I was missing with the lore, so I didn't feel like it glossed over things, I just took it at face value and couldn't tell one type from the other, and until I beat the game I confused Vex and Taken. I expected some growing pains, but wow, someone dropped the ball, and 1 week in I'm already getting bored. [i]edit: minor spelling edits.[/i]