Destiny 2 Lightfall's campaign is taking a battering from fans

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Destiny 2's Lightfall expansion is out, but players aren't loving it so far.

Now that the update has been available for one day, fans are wrapping up the campaign, with plenty of them taking to social media and online forums to vent their frustrations. A quick look at Twitter (opens in new tab) and Reddit (opens in new tab) will give you the gist of what people aren't happy about, but we'll go a bit deeper.

One of the more common points of contention is the story. As one popular Reddit post (opens in new tab) lays out, plenty of intrigue was set up beforehand but is ultimately not acted upon in Lightfall - the big bad's motivations are unclear, and heaps of questions remain unanswered. Destiny 2's narrative is continued through post-expansion seasons these days, though it seems fans haven't seen quite enough to hold their curiosity.

Another common criticism is the dialogue (opens in new tab) itself, which the community finds goofier in tone. While Lightfall is supposed to represent the beginning of the end for one of Destiny 2's long-running stories, the style offsets any sense of threat. A new character, Nimbus, has begun to represent those issues (opens in new tab), with one fan offering an unflattering comparison to the MCU's Thor in Love and Thunder's take on the Norse god. 

The common thread between those complaints is that it throws back to the launch of Destiny 2, which featured another story that didn't explain much of its moving parts and features plenty of dialogue lighter in tone. 

"Ultimately, I was excited for this expansion's story but have come out so disappointed by the vague plot garbage we got that a lot of my excitement for this expansion has already died," one fan writes. "I'm not a famous author and