Sentences with phrase «content of destiny»

Some of these are actually pretty good, bordering on the best single - player content of Destiny 2.

If you buy any digital content of Destiny (Game or DLC) for PS3 / Xbox 360, you will also be able to download the exact same content on PS4 / Xbox One for free.

Not exact matches

But for all their vagueness, for all their lack of definition, these controlling presences, these sources of power, these things with an inner life, with their own richness of content, these beings, with the destiny of the world hidden in their natures; are what we want to know about.12

No discussion of human destiny is adequate which is content to ignore such questions.

Consequently when in the life of the church cultural forms triumph over religious content and faith disappears, and when in the course of time men begin to wonder what content these forms were originally intended to symbolize, the historic explanations which they will advance will be given in terms of national or racial destiny rather than in terms of a rediscovered religious truth.

So you propose to give up religion — faith in mind behind the universe, purpose running through it, worth - while destiny ahead of it, with man not an accident of the dust but a child of the Eternal Spirit — and to content yourself simply with goodness.

The book's content has been deftly chosen by ESPN's Bucher and by Team Yao, the five - member politburo of agents and managers who control Yao's destiny, but it's obvious that Yao is being run ragged by the endless demands of stardom.

I've come to think of my pregnancy as destiny — my husband and I have been chosen to be trustees of this soul, nurture its own fullest expression, and then hand the soul back to the Universe, feeling content that we did our best.

It's not quite Destiny's best expansion — The Taken King is hard to top — but Rise of Iron does an excellent job of giving the game's fans more of the content they love to get stuck into.

The content could be specific modes or maps, or particular unlockables similar to Sony's Activision deal with Destiny and Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and Black Ops 3.

Upon release, last we heard, PlayStation 4 users will gain «first access» to «select online content,» which sounds similar to Sony's Activision deal with Destiny and Call of Duty.

Very little about the content or the form of Dream Is Destiny will surprise many cinephiles.

Destiny 2 was originally rumoured to launch back in 2016 but was ultimately delayed by a year with Bungie having to scramble together to find content that would tide players of the original over.

In this generation of games, for example, Sony has done deals with Activision to get Destiny and Call of Duty content first.

«We're working on some of the most ambitious content I've ever had the pleasure to think about,» said Destiny design lead Lars Bakken.

Remember that one of the goals of Activision with Destiny 2 is that it receives new content on a constant basis.

Some Destiny: Rise of Iron content will be available only on PlayStation — this time, it's just PlayStation 4, since the expansion isn't coming to last - generation consoles — and Sony specified...

Thanks to a marketing deal between Sony and Destiny publisher Activision, the game and all of its expansions — and now Destiny 2 — have featured content that is available first on PlayStation, not Xbox.

There'll be a trailer, probably details of the Destiny 2 beta, and maybe some pre-order or platform exclusive content info.

Not content with their string of bad luck, Jimmy (Channing Tatum), Clyde (Adam Driver) and Mellie (Riley Keough) decide to take control of their own destiny by plotting a low - grade heist of the Coca Cola 600 NASCAR race that's taking place in North Carolina.

Sony seems to be going all - in with Destiny, since there is a bundle of Sony - exclusive content coming to its PS3 and PS4 versions.

The original Destiny was notorious for its lack of content at launch.

The next expansion / update for Destiny looks set to feature a heap of the stuff cut from earlier content such as a new area on Earth called the «European Dead Zone», a new public space on Mars and a new «planet» Europa.

Follett customers are able to seamlessly search and access all print and digital content within the convenience of Destiny Library Manager, the leading school library management solution.

«They can use their own web sites and control their own destinies, but that's slow and more importantly, cumbersome for customers who would overwhelmingly rather pay for and read content in as small a number of places as possible.»

I may eventually decide to add some FollettShelf content to Destiny in hopes of meeting Common Core standards focus (nonficton) but our most popular ebook portal will still (in my mind) be the Overdrive ebook portal.

In addition to new game sales, Activision will benefit from the sales of expansion packs for Destiny or downloadable digital content (DLCs).

And while I hate to defend Bungie or Destiny due to the lack of content out of the box, end game and DLC this is one instance where I have say, Bullocks.

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PC players will apparently be able to take advantage of «meaningful» dedicated features in Destiny 2, while other Activision studios will help with post-launch content.

The idea of locking so many skins and cool - looking content behind paywalls is absurd, and Bungie has taken it a step further with their winter «Dawning» event in Destiny 2.

Not content to make Destiny gamers just feel unloved by shoddy exclusives and tone - deaf pontifications, Activision had to take it one step further because what tale of AAA gaming woe would be complete without a fucking dire corporate tie - in.

Destiny 2 — Expansion I: Curse of Osiris was disappointing enough that David and I even agreed to pass on its review, gritting our teeth in frustration at how short and meaningless the content actually was.

Unfortunately, things haven't improved with the launch of Destiny 2 — Expansion II: Warmind, which sends off the signal for our season passes coming to an end, and Bungie preparing for their first massive content drop for their second entry.

From the opening moments to long beyond taking out the head of the Red Legion, there's so much new and refined content that no players should walk away from Destiny 2 wanting more.

The concept of «games as a service» has finally begun to take full fruition with titles like Destiny 2 and Overwatch, the developers of which are offering continually updated, free content to flesh out the breadth and depth of what's available when players log in each time.

We get to see what the final piece to that hulking raid actually looks like, which seems like a recycled portion of content that should have been available at the launch of Destiny 2.

But there was only so much you can do with the base game content, and when Curse of Osiris finally arrived, I was pumped to immerse myself in the world of Destiny 2 again.

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Not only is the Destiny community a ravenous group of fans who voraciously consume new content and are ready for their next fix, but Destiny 2 was originally planned as a 2016 title as part of Bungie's original 10 year plan for the franchise, and I have to assume publisher Activision is going to be none too pleased if Destiny 2 doesn't see the light of day in 2017, either.

This is probably a case of the cat leaping clean out of the bag, but we've all gotten early word about the first Destiny 2 content expansion.

The third expansion for Bungie's Destiny has a bunch of new content, but only if you're willing to stick with it for a long time.

Serves as the main boss of Destiny's The Dark Below content.

As with the first game, Destiny 2 will have a variety of PS4 - exclusive content until at least Fall 2018, which is good news for PlayStation fans and a bummer for everyone else.

There's no definitive answer to the question of exactly when the PlayStation excusive Destiny 2 content will come to other platforms like Xbox One and PC, but there are some very strong hints we can go on.

Like all MMO games, Destiny «s high level content is widely considered to be the most interesting part of the experience — a gulf that increasingly widens with every expansion.

Also, there have been a lot of Destiny 2 content creators that have moved to different games like Fornite, Monster Hunter and so on.

Destiny 2's next piece of downloadable content is called Warmind, and will be out on May 8.

The Order 1866, an Infamous DLC that you can play without the game, and of course exclusive DLC content for multiplatform games like Destiny are all great incentives to get a PS4, while XB1 has yet to attract me outside of perhaps Titanfall and Sunset Overdrive.

Also discussed: — One year later, No Mans Sky gets huge update that allows co-op and a new 30 - hour campaign — Lawbreakers sales are weak on Steam — Destiny 2 will have over 50 hours worth of story content.