In Destiny 2, the long-awaited Trials of Osiris return on March 13. Bungie released a trailer the day before that makes you really excited for the PvP content.
What does the new trailer show? The new trailer focuses solely on the PvP mode Trials of Osiris, which returns with the new Season of Worthy.
In it, you will be able to compete in 3v3 matches with other players to ultimately reach the Lighthouse. The battles shown in the trailer look very spectacular.
The video also reveals details about the game’s content:
- The mode will only be available to you on weekends.
- There are new, exclusive rewards for winning 7 matches in a row (Flawless).
- It can be used by all players, regardless of whether they own Shadowkeep or the Season Pass.
- Fan favorite Saint-14 will be the announcer in this game mode.
The Trials will be challenging and bring back Flawless loot
Why are many excited about the Trials? The Trials of Osiris were a PvP content that was especially popular in the predecessor Destiny 1. However, the version in D2 did not fare well, which is why it was disabled for several years.
Now they are making a return and will be “the raids for PvP” and very challenging. Communication with teammates also plays an important role.
We have already gathered 10 tips for preparing for the Trials of Osiris for you.
What rewards are in store? The video shows weapons and armor in an Egyptian style. Some look like the old Adept weapons. With these prestigious items, you could show off and had additional abilities that made them even stronger.
Additionally, new, colorful glow effects, the so-called Flawless ornaments, can be seen. With these, a Guardian shows that they managed to reach the Lighthouse this week, meaning they won multiple times in a row.
What about balance and cheaters? The developer Bungie has already prepared for the Trials. At the start of Season 10, there was a balance patch that made adjustments for the Trials.
There have also been upgrades in the fight against cheaters. So there should be nothing standing in the way of some successful and enjoyable rounds in the Trials starting March 13.
