Destiny's Valentine's Day event isn't worth setting a date for

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Crimson Days, Destiny's new attempt to pull back players, is all about couples - but it fails to properly address either of the game's two biggest problems. Once again, players are faced with a limited amount of things to do. And, once again, players are being left feeling like that haven't been properly rewarded for their time and efforts even if they do choose to engage and take part.
The week-long event went live last night. It centres around a new two-on-two competitive mode and... that's really all there is to it. I played 25 matches and found it very, very similar to the existing Trials of Osiris offering available in the game already every weekend.
Having two players per team rather than three forces you to communicate better, and the idea of an added buff if your team-mate is eliminated is a nice touch, although in reality it's unlikely to tip the match back in your favour. (Also, the effect illuminates your character in red, which deliberately or not destroys your chance at stealthy invisible kills).
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