Destiny Community Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

This review is strictly oriented towards the Firing Range podcast. I would rate DCP itself 5-5 stars. As a listener since Firing Range’s inception, I have to voice my frustration with CammyCakes as of late. I follow all of the hosts individually, and find all of their content on other platforms to be entertaining and helpful. That being said, lately I have felt that Cammy really does not mesh well with the other hosts. The recent episodes of the podcast have felt like “let the big boys talk until Cammy derails the conversation and then let’s move on.” The hosts will be having an interesting conversation until Cammy interjects with “well ‘I’ can pull off X… therefore X is viable.” But oftentimes his suggestions are simply too situational, too niche, or too out of touch with the larger portion of the community. Take his recent comments about Behemoth Titan on the podcast. When the overall community sentiment is that Behemoth was over-nerfed for PVP and PVE, to hear Cammy say that Behemoth is now “better” because of a setup that he, as a top % PVP player can pull off in situational engagements is downright insulting. Firing Range is at its best when the commentary is against a backdrop of the overall community sentiment. I tend to roll my eyes when Cammy brings up strategies that are irrelevant to 99% of the PVP community. His perspective comes across as elitist and really turns me off as a dedicated listener. I would really like to see the other hosts challenge Cammy on some of his more niche setups. Challenge him to relate his build to the community at large in terms of viability. I think this could lead to a more interesting back and forth than simply allowing Cammy to say whatever he wants without any challenges. I prefer Cammy on the podcast, because I do think he has moments of lucidity in his commentary. But overall I really would like to see him reel in his arrogant tone in order for the conversation to flow more naturally. Thanks for reading.

The Ads are still twice as loud as your voices. It’s a jump scare everytime one comes on and it’s making the listening experience much less enjoyable. I’ve accepted that they will show up every 5-10 mins(which is too often) but your voices are sooo quiet and the Ads a so loud!

I still enjoy the banter and fun updates on Destiny and gaming as a whole.

I have listened to the DCP for almost ten years. I loved the game it followed and I enjoyed having a cast of friends to discuss it with and gain insight into the game. While many great personalities are there, some of my favorites have moved on. The show grows and changes. My love for the game lasted longer because of this show.

DCP is truly an awesome Destiny Podcast to listen to! Long time listener, even back when thecrew started out as Planet Destiny. Now, as the Destiny Community Podcast, it just got even better. Plenty of insight into the world of Destiny, accompanied by some awesome guests, hilarious banter, jokes and talks. The haters don’t know what they’re talking about.

Also, the BBQ Briar jokes never get old!

I listened to this podcast for years and it was great. In the last couple years it’s become obvious that some of the hosts don’t even play the game anymore. They spend way too much time talking about other games. One host occasionally will find a way to make something not political into a political topic and openly calls other content creators who have a different political opinion than him “bad people”. If you are going to be a Destiny podcast you should probably stick to just talking about Destiny and not other games and politics.

Only listen to Retro Slot which should be it’s own show entirely since it has nothing to do with Destiny. The ads that were used for older episodes have been taken out and replaced with an awful sound that an old CRT TV would make when you change the channel and the antenna doesn’t pick up signal. It’s extremely loud and completely catches you off guard. Plus the amount of commercials for this podcast makes it unlistenable. Do not recommend until changes are made.