In Destiny 2 there are plenty of good reasons to be excited, as Bungie is not only improving the loot shooter but also providing some teasers for the upcoming DLC “Lightfall”. We show you what the developers have prepared so far.
What’s coming in Destiny 2 soon? Soon it will be time, in less than 5 weeks Lightfall, the latest DLC for Destiny 2, will be released. While Guardians are eagerly waiting for February 28, Bungie is preparing the community with upcoming QoL changes. Additionally, more and more new information regarding the new destination “Neomuna” is being released.
This also includes the latest trailer for Neomuna and how Guardians will speed up with their Sparrows:
Upcoming changes make Destiny 2 more enjoyable
What changes are coming? For Guardians, especially the upcoming changes before Lightfall are interesting. These adjustments include:
- The complete removal of blue engrams upon reaching the soft cap.
- Rumble will no longer rotate as a PvP mode but will be a fixed, permanent mode.
- Exo Catalyst quests from Year 3 will now also benefit from the season pass boost. This includes:
- Eriana’s Vow
- Symmetry
- Tommy’s Matchbook
- Witherhoard
- The crafting for Exo glaives will be simplified.
But that’s not all. Especially Guardians who love to tinker with mods, to create wild builds will have an easier time in Lightfall. Bungie aims to completely eliminate armor elements and the elements of various mods. It should be clearer and much easier to create your special build.
Additionally, Guardians can save up to 10 builds per character so players have the right gear for each situation.
Champions should also be easier to defeat and will be manageable in Lightfall without the additional equipping of champion mods. The artifact will take over this task in the future, ensuring that you can passively disrupt, overload, or stop. This gives you more space to refine your build.
Lots of good things for the launch of Lightfall, but is that enough? The changes we listed are just the tip of the iceberg. Bungie has planned a lot to ensure that Guardians continue to enjoy playing through QoL changes in the future. Nevertheless, it remains to be seen how the content in Lightfall is planned and whether it will be well portioned and remain challenging.
The Witch Queen had a strong start with an engaging story and challenging missions, but these were not enough to carry the subsequent dry seasons. It remains to be seen what the developers have planned, but until then, feel free to enjoy the upcoming changes.
What do you think about Bungie finally rolling up their sleeves and making changes that have been needed for years? Do you believe Bungie is doing this just to generate hype or is there really a bigger plan behind giving the loot shooter a fresh start? Feel free to leave us a comment!
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