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so here's how destiny 2 works. you have 3 main things you can do in the game:

1. the story mode, i think you get access to the main campaign and two dlc ones in the f2p version of the game
2. random activities you can do on each planet (adventures, public events, patrols, lost sectors, etc)
3. multiplayer pve/pvp content (gambit, strikes, crucible, raids, etc)

each time you visit a planet you are placed in an instance with a bunch of other players, and everyone is doing their own thing. you can do mini-story missions (adventures, patrols), you can find hidden areas where you fight rooms of enemies, or you can participate in public events where a bunch of players can team up to do an objective. the top most planet, the tower, is a hub world where you can talk to vendors and get new quests (more on the quests in a sec)

there is also matchmaking content you can do. if you look at the planet select screen, the bottom 3 things (crucible, vanguard strikes and gambit) are different multiplayer modes. crucible is pvp, strikes are pve (3 player dungeons), and gambit is a hybrid pvp/pve mode.

basically what you'll be doing is these 3 main activities, and everything is book ended by quests, called pursuits. you can see them in the pursuits tab, next to the planets. a pursuit might be something like "win 10 pvp matches" and the reward is a rare gun. this is pretty much what you'll be doing endgame-wise, you find some content you enjoy in the game and then advance your quests as you play.

there's more to it than that but this is the gist. do the main pursuit on the earth area (EDZ) and that will get you a rare gun and kind of get you up to speed. then just land on the EDZ area and do random activities there, try out the multiplayer modes, etc. destiny is a game where you can do your own thing, some people like to do pvp only, some people like to do the raids, some people obsessively grind out pursuits, whatever.

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