With the launch of Destiny 2, Bungie wanted to introduce a new way for players to play their game. To keep up with this shift in how we play games, they introduced a feature that would allow you to create your own “Guides” (also known as Gambit) which are essentially short pieces of helpful player-created content and then share them on social media platforms like YouTube and Twitch.com for all players
The “destiny 2 playstation community” is a community focused on providing players with the best possible experience in Destiny 2. The community has many helpful guides and videos that can be found on the site.
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https://www.bungie.net/en/News/Article/50965
Guardians, we’re back with another hot Community Focus. We’ll conduct these on a weekly basis to highlight different members of the Destiny 2 community. No Light is too large or little for a little extra love, but this week we wanted to focus on one of Gamertag Radio’s voices, a voice that has fought to improve the gaming community a better and happier environment for everyone. Are you up for a fun meet & greet? Let’s get started with the first one. Parris, Parris, Parris, Parris, Parris, P
First off, thanks for sitting down with us! Many know you from your amazing show called Gamertag Radio alongside Danny Peña (and your hilarious segues with those aviators during the official Xbox & Bethesda Games Showcase). With more and more Guardians seeing your love for the Destiny-verse, share with us a little more about yourself and what ultimately led you to the Guardian community?
What can I say about myself? I’ve always loved and been passionate about gaming, dating back to the Atari 2600 and arcades in the 1980s. Being a content producer began in 2006, and after being inspired by Gamertag Radio, I decided to launch Uncle Gamer Radio, a gaming podcast. In 2013, I became a co-host on Gamertag Radio, which led to my joining Kinda Funny in 2021. I’m presently a co-host on XCAST there (a show dedicated to all things Xbox).
I initially heard about Destiny back in 2013, and I’ve been hooked on the game and the community ever since.
You like seeing decent people succeed! It’s been nothing short of inspirational to see your progress in the games business, both as a gamer and as a professional. What prompted you to realize that working in video games was something you were destined to do?
The driver is undoubtedly my desire to make gaming a more open and inviting environment for everybody. Even if you aren’t a fan of Destiny, the beauty of this pastime is that there is something for everyone to enjoy, and I feel it is important to promote that message. I hope the community responds positively to that message of inclusion.
That message is magnificent and true; gaming is for everyone, and although that message has been lost many times over the years, we can stand stronger together and be a force for good in the world! . In the spirit of being a force, what would you add to Destiny 2 if you could, and why? There are no boundaries, no shame, and nothing is off bounds!
It’s strange because a lot of the things I’ve hoped to see in Destiny, like transmog, weapon crafting, and crossplay, are already happening. However, if there’s one thing I’d want to see, it’s public event activities that are as difficult as a raid or dungeon. Imagine arriving on the EDZ and being forced to participate in a 12-man activity that requires fireteams to work together to complete numerous goals and bosses over a long period of time. Sure, it sounds intimidating, but as Destiny evolves and becomes more of an RPG, I believe it’s something I’d want to see.
Yes, another another time when I use 1K to blow myself up. That would be fascinating to see and a lot of fun for serious gamers. When you engage in such behaviors, it raises the question: WHO ARE YOU? I mean, what is your primary class, and why is it Titan?
I was a Warlock main when I initially began in Destiny 1, but when Destiny 2 came out, I decided to try being a Titan main and fell in love with the class right away. I haven’t looked back since, since why would I want to be a Hunter? Who in their right mind would commit such a thing? (Have at it, DMG.)
Destiny has grown tremendously over the years, particularly in terms of narrative quality. What has been your favorite moment in this world as the tale becomes more personal? What about that particular instance stood out to you the most?
WARNING: For key Forsaken storyline recognition, this is a SPOILER WARNING.
Easily Cayde-6’s death at Uldren’s hands in the Forsaken expansion. That’s when I discovered how much I cared about the individuals in the universe, and the vengeance plot seemed very personal to me. This was the moment I realized Destiny was about to take off in terms of plot. And now that Uldren is playing Crow, it’s just getting better.
What would you share if you could only share one personal or professional experience from your time in the gaming community? What is the most important achievement in your life?
My favorite gaming memory is finishing the King’s Fall raid with my kid, who was eleven years old at the time. He began by watching me play Destiny, and then we bought him his own PS4. That obviously led to us playing nightly together, and he has progressed to the point where we were able to do that raid and many more together. That will always have a particular place in my heart.
You’re such a bright spot in the gaming world (or is it a spot?). Let’s pretend I didn’t do that on purpose.) There’s a reason why so many people look up to you and cherish you in their life, from your down-to-earth nature to your wonderful humor and (sometimes actual) feud with the cooks in the space (for those who know, they know). Now’s your time to tell us what you’d say to the Destiny community as a whole, if you could say anything to them.
To be honest, all I want to say to the Destiny community is “thank you.” Since 2014, you’ve given me some of the most memorable gaming experiences of my life, and I’ll be eternally grateful for the lifelong connections that this gaming experience has brought me.
Do you have any last comments or shoutouts you’d want to offer before I let you go back to all of your fantastic 2022 plans?
I’d want to send a thanks to my Gamertag Radio brothers, Danny Pea and Peter Toledo. I couldn’t accomplish all of this without them, and I adore them both. Also, Spawn’s Kahlief Adams is on me. He can’t cook, but the rest of the world already knows.
Parris is also famed for his huge homecooked dinners, if you hadn’t noticed. He and Kahlief often (and very publicly) argue over their culinary abilities, and even companies like Xbox have stepped in. It’s rather amusing, to be honest, and you’ll experience it personally if you follow any of them.
Chatting with other Guardians is usually a blast. Thank you very much for joining us on this lovely Friday, and brace yourselves for The Witch Queen is on her way!
You can follow Parris on Twitter and YouTube here and here, as well as Gamertag Radio here, if you want to support him and see what other wonderful adventures he has planned.
Do you like how our Community Focus feature has returned? Don’t worry, we’ve got a lot more in store for you. If you have someone special in mind for a shoutout, please contact Cozmo, DMG, Sam, or me with the names you’d want to see next! Check out our first Community Focus of 2022 with GamerGirlGrey right here if you missed it.
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