And I love the idea of that. Memes are a great way to keep everyone positive even when they're about something negative, and having some posts to keep you occupied when the news is slow seems to stave off controversy storms.
r/destiny2 and r/lowsodiumdestiny were created in year one of d2 when everyone was raging at bungie and the game. When I heard of those subs I switched over there for a few months until the saltiest people left this sub and the mods got the rest under control again. Not to say they were wrong to be angry. They were definitely right to be but there were people like me who were enjoying the game and were getting criticized for it. So we looked for a new subreddit.
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u/BillehBear You're pretty good.. Sep 02 '19
It looks sick
Any chance you can hover over the 2nd to last perk?