Blitscreet

A quaint little hut, kept neat and tidy both inside and outside. The entire floor is covered in soft fabric apart from a small area in the entrance. On one wall is her bow, as well as a collection of arrows and her quiver, on the other end is her bed. She has no walls in her home, mostly due to the previous tenants that lived here, as well as the fact that she prefers the openness. The lack of visitors also allows her to not worry about privacy issues that comes with lack of interior walls.

Chloe's Hut is the closest hut to the Hot Springs, and as such, she has tapped into them herself for her own private springs. Her home has some majjor redecorating done to it since she moved in, clearing almost all the walls out and leaving it one open area. Also she removed the windows as well, leaving the only way into her home the door. 
 
Her bed is on the opposite side of the hut from her makeshift springs, and is rather plush and sunk down low in the ground, as she has done her best to acquire as many pillows as possible since she arrived in Knothole. Overall its a very open hut with no walls or windows. Everything is generally scattered about in a semi-organised fashion.

A slightly larger hut, with the bare essentials. Two beds, somewhat close to each other. Large wardrobe on Jolteia's side while Blitscreet has a small dresser. On Jolteia's side there is a number of other shelves with various pieces of circuitry and scraps of metal, as well as medical equipment. Blitscreet's side is rather barren apart from a beanbag chair beside his bed. Kitchen nook is on the opposite end of the hut, while the bathroom is close by it as well, keeping the sleeping and living areas of the hut rather separate.

Personally right off the bat I would give the game a 7.5/10

I'm not going to give some lengthy review on it, but I will say that before you judge too harshly, or listen to too many negative reviews, ask someone who enjoys playing it. Figure out if its a game that you wouldn't mind looking past the flaws. 
 
Yes, the games Story is sad. No real depth. And while the lore is only available on Bungie.Net, it doesn't mean you should hate the fact that you can't just access it from your console right away. I personally haven't read up on any of the lore, but that hasn't stopped me from enjoying the game. 

One thing I encourage people to remember is that Bungie is constantly updating the game. They know its not perfect, which is why they are listening to the fans to make it better. 

PVP on the other hand is another story. If you enjoy balanced Multiplayer VS I would suggest you refrain from competing. If you do enjoy a bit of unbalance, like Halo, then you will find this rather familiar. I personally hate multiplayer vs, unless with friends. However having dabbled in the PVP of Destiny I found it to be rather simplistic and easy to get the hang of. So again be warned. Balanced playing it is not. You won't be fighting other people with the same potential stuff. You will vs other people with other skills and classes. 
 
PVE on the other hand was enjoyable. While pretty much any enemy is a bullet sponge, apart from the Fallen Walker, which is the only enemy in the entire game with a unique strategy, it is interesting to figure out an enemies unique habits and how it moves and such. For the most part Headshots are an enemies weak spot. However with the Vex one type of enemy in the game, a headshot is usually the last thing you want to do. 
 
The gear in the game starts off pretty basic with a loot system similar to Borderlands, but a great deal less diverse. You have your white, uncommon, rare, legendary and exotic gear. Each one progressively better in stats and boosts. While they have their problems, Bungie has been patching the types guns to make them more balanced. 
 
Now comes my final topic of discussion. The MMO aspect. Destiny is moreso a Micro-MMO given you will be on your own for the most part, unless you have friends to play with or you play the Patrol missions, which are basically free-roaming the planet you're on. For me, as a person who doesn't like the crowded feeling, it is awesome. Also, loot drops in game. Loot that drops on your screen, doesn't appear on anyone elses. So you don't have to worry about people ninja-jacking your loot. 

Leveling up while you only get 20 levels plus an additional 10 Light levels based on your current armor, I will agree is pretty stupid. However once you reach level 20 you do still get experience in a sense. Only it counts towards a type of currency used in game. Each time you max out the progress bar you get another item. These items can be used to get unique weapons/armor, and character customization items. However you will need a lot. So kill as much as you can.
 
Anyways this concludes my not-lengthy review.

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