In addition to explaining the reasoning for why there seems to be more teleporting enemies than usual, Bungie also gave fans some insight into future content. Admitting that it had already started working on content for the Halloween inspired Festival of the Lost, Bungie showed off concept art for special Monsters and Dinosaur inspired armor. Better yet, fans can decide which armor set will be available for this year’s event....
RELATED: Destiny 2: Best Weapons To Craft First Gameplay aside, Exotic weapons also come with extremely cool designs, though some undoubtedly look better than others. Luckily, Bungie has given players the power the change the appearance of these Exotics, provided they have the ornament unlocked for it. Ornaments can be gained from Eververse Engrams or bought for Silver at the store. Some Exotic ornaments also appear in the weekly Bright Dust store, so players should save up their dust and check it out every Tuesday on reset....
RELATED: Destiny 2: Tips For The Vault Of Glass Raid Grenade launchers are fantastic utility weapons. They can deal damage, blind certain enemies, and clear rank-and-file enemies quickly. Thanks to the game having two different flavors of grenade launchers, too, players can pick and choose whether they prefer a heavy or a special one. Here’s which grenade launchers are worth the player’s time in Destiny 2. Updated on November 11, 2022, by Anastasia Maillot: Grenade launchers come in two flavors: special and heavy....
Developer Bungie opened up The Farm to Destiny 2 beta players over the weekend, but only for one hour. One crafty player managed to take that and run with it, discovering that so long as they do not log out of the game or venture out of The Farm, they are seemingly able to spend as much time in the area as they like. This player has been keeping themselves entertained by kicking a soccer ball around the area, booting the ball into unlikely locations such as the seat of a tractor, on a deck char and into various tree stumps....
The posts list three different Armsweek Nightfall strikes which will limit loadouts so players can earn masterwork catalyst progression for three different exotics in Destiny 2. Running the Armsweek Arms Dealer strike will earn players the catalyst for The Prospector grenade launcher. Both Rat King and Hard Light’s catalysts seem to drop from the Armsweek Savathun’s Song strike, though they will be on different weeks. All three of these exotics were buffed as part of the exotic weapon changes that came along with Warmind....
First up is a DualShock 4 controller, decked out in Destiny 2 designs. It is a white controller that matches the new white PS4 Pro, but it is emblazoned with the Destiny 2 logo across its touchpad as well as on its left grip. On the right grip is an insignia that contains the symbol for each of the three classes in the game. PlayStation stated that the controller will not be available in the UK, Poland, or Russia....
This latest theory comes from Reddit user RobertdBanks, who posted to the Destiny 2 subreddit about what could be causing some of the highest profile characters to start dying off from the series. The theory itself makes sense to a degree, though there is some evidence brought up by commenters that could poke a few holes in this backdoor reasoning for killing off characters. RELATED: Destiny 2’s Abilities Will Have Separate Cooldowns and Tiers in December...
The current Destiny 2 Vault is only capable of holding 500 items, but according to Bungie, this has been increased by 100 to include 600 total slots for players to store items in. Because each player has seen a Vault size increase of 100, and with over 38 million players, Bungie has created millions of new empty Vault spaces in the update. This Vault improvement will go into effect with Update 4....
The TWAB discussed here is the penultimate sandbox update from Bungie before Destiny 2’s Season 15 launches in just 12 days from today, and it is going to be sparking quite a few debates over what’s good for the game and what is not. Currently, there are very few builds that can truly compete for the best spots in high-end content in Destiny 2, and especially so in PVE due to the way Raids and Grandmaster Nightfalls are structured in terms of the artificial difficulty scaling with Champions....
According to Sloane, The Almighty is deployed on systems that refuse to submit to the Red Legion. The ship essentially forces a star to go supernova and razes the entire system in the process. This season, in an attempt to avenge the Cabal lost during the war, a Psion sent the dysfunctional ship hurtling through space, straight towards Earth. RELATED: Destiny 2: Everything to Do Before Season 10 Ends...
However, a recent leak from the official Destiny 2 site may have revealed the name of the new Season, Season of the Splicer. While this isn’t much to go on, the leak does seem legitimate. Splicers in Destiny 2 are the scientists of the Fallen Houses, and their reappearance could have some interesting consequences for the game’s plot. RELATED: Destiny 2: What The Polaris Lance Catalyst Does & How To Find It...
In short, nothing happened at all. No 15th wish. No end to the Dreaming City curse. For some, this is being seen as an epic troll by Bungie with others appreciating this “event” that was entirely created by Destiny 2 fans and their theory-crafting concerning the lore of the game. Either way, this will likely go down in the ongoing history of the Destiny franchise, as there was clearly no world-changing event that happened when Shattered Throne was beaten under these conditions but was instead a moment created purely by fans....
RELATED: Destiny 2: What The Legend of Acrius Catalyst Does & How To Find It The Leviathan’s Breath Catalyst does provide some benefit to the weapon. But deciding whether it’s worth going through the effort of obtaining it is a different story. Here’s everything you may need to know about the Leviathan’s Breath Catalyst and where to get it. What It Does The Leviathan’s Breath Catalyst offers a single perk for the bow...
However, significant new details arrived later this week as Bungie’s weely blog post revealed tons of upcoming tweaks and changes, both in a midseason update as well as for the launch of Lightfall. This includes massive build crafting changes and a Loadout feature, the long requested removal of Blue Engrams, significant changes to the PvP side of the game, as well as new balancing updates to weapons, exotics, and abilities....
In a post on Reddit, Destiny 2 player NoctisNoctua details the experiments that they conducted to prove that the Glimmer farming cap exists. The player did four tests overall (three in the European Dead Zone and one on Titan) and discovered that once players have earned a certain amount of Glimmer (approximately 400), “the currency stops coming until you refrain from killing anything for a while.” Moreover, “If you take a break for a moment, the next glimmer cap is even smaller (mine stopped at 200 after a 20 second rest)....
Legendaries are in a good spot in Destiny 2 because they are essentially the bread and butter of any loadout thanks to them being mostly farmable or craftable, making them the second-best rarity in the game and also the most flexible for what it offers. Legendaries also don’t come with restrictions imposed on how many of these items players can actually wield, when instead they are limited to a single Exotic weapon and armor piece per loadout....
Next Tuesday, July 30th, Destiny 2 will receive a new patch that will include a number of changes to the game. As promised, Bungie is nerfing the Lord of Wolves exotic shotgun, which has run rampant in Crucible since its Release the Wolves perk was changed with Season of Opulence. While things weren’t as bad on console, on PC players were capable of laying waste to any opponent, even those in their Super, with only a few bullets....
PC Gamer recently spoke with Bungie’s game director Joe Blackburn and assistant general manager Dan McAuliffe about a variety of topics, including sunsetting and the challenges of maintaining such a game, the Cloud Striders home of Neomuna, and much more. Perhaps the biggest topic was just diving a little bit deeper into the upcoming Strand subclass, especially its grappling hook mechanic. RELATED: Destiny 2 Weekly Reset: New Nightfall, Challenges, and Rewards...
The main issue with the Dynamo perk seems to stem from Destiny 2’s new support for mod stacking. With the launch of Season of Dawn today, Bungie allowed players to put multiple versions of a mod into a single armor piece. RELATED: Best Weapons to Take into Season of Dawn In the patch notes for the Season of Dawn update, Bungie explained that it was allowing players to stack mods on armor pieces to get greater benefits from those perks....
The latest of these events is the Guardian Games, a competition between the game’s three classes running from April 21st to May 11th. During the event, players will compete to finally prove which of the classes is the best, and to keep score they must earn Medals and Laurels through special challenges. RELATED: How to Complete Class Act Triumph and Get Heir Apparent Fast in Destiny 2 Taking Gold Players can begin helping their class in the Guardian Games by visiting Eva Levante at The Tower....
