Greed has seized the Guardians of Destiny 2 in Season 21, as they have once again succumbed to the seductive call of an already patched, but very lucrative exploit. To be able to exploit it again, some players even consider extreme measures.
Which old exploit is back? At the start of Season 21, players in Destiny 2 could exploit a lucrative exploit for Legendary Shards.
This happened because Bungie added subclass quests for each Guardian class in Season 21, which players can receive from Ikora Rey in the Tower Bazaar.
- “Stoke the Flame” for Solar, “Tame the Storm” for Arc, and “Into the Abyss” for Void.
- All three quests are easy to complete and reward players with an exotic armor piece for the respective subclass halfway through.
Here, players quickly realized: If one deletes the quest after receiving the exotic, then one could obtain an infinite number of exotic armor pieces from Ikora.
- By dismantling these infinitely available exotic armor pieces, one received 6 Legendary Shards, 500 Glimmer, and +7 for reputation rank with the gunsmith Banshee-44 each time.
- Specifically, the Legendary Shards can be used to purchase gear, upgrades, and much more.
However, after the exploit made the rounds online, Bungie disabled the possibility and released a patch. But now players have discovered how to bypass this fix and exploit the game again.
In Destiny 2, players sacrifice characters for the exploit now
Why do players use such an exploit? In Destiny 2, the path to success is usually associated with a lot of time, commitment, and skill in challenges. Therefore, it is understandable that some players look for ways to accelerate their progress and gain advantages.
The temptation to choose the fast track to success is particularly appealing in Destiny 2.
After the shard exploit was patched, some Guardians did not give up and diligently searched for a new way to obtain an unauthorized number of Legendary Shards through the Ikora quests. With success.
The YouTuber Lorie found something and shared a new video explaining how players can exploit the exploit again after the patch. To do this, they only need to sacrifice one of their Destiny characters, provided they already have three. It requires two characters of the same class for it to work.
- If you are a Hunter, you need another NewLight Hunter with the same quest.
Players with three fully leveled characters would have to delete one forever, as you can only have a maximum of three characters in Destiny 2. But for infinite Legendary Shards, apparently, some are willing to make that sacrifice.
Do people have scruples about using the exploit? Most veterans in Destiny 2 are still hesitant. Who would delete a character just to get a few extra shards?
Additionally, it is quite complex to execute the exploit this way. Just one mistake in the process and it doesn’t work. Some players who wanted to exploit the exploit have realized this.
When will Bungie respond and fix the exploit? Recently, the developer passed another bug in the game with a wink and allowed players to exploit it. But this will definitely not be the case here.
This exploit represents an unfair advantage that also undermines the balance and fairness of the entire game. Therefore, it can be assumed that Bungie will respond quickly and put a stop to it.
It is also the responsibility of the players themselves to act ethically and to realize that the true value of a game lies not only in achieving the goal but also in the process itself. Overcoming challenges, learning new skills, and sharing those experiences with other players are the essence of what Destiny 2 is all about.
What do you think leads some Guardians to find and use such exploits? Is it the frustration over the lengthy progress that drives them? Or is it the allure of quick success that tempts them to bypass the rules? Feel free to share your opinion in the comments.
This method here is also effective and only needs some cooperation to successfully provide you with really good loot:
Destiny 2: Those who use a diving secret in Season 21 can loot Tier-7 loot
The player Limitless6989 gives an important consideration in the Destiny Reddit about character deletion:
Sure, I also appreciate getting infinite shards, but I would never find it worth deleting a character for anything in this game. Just the process of unlocking Stasis again is enough to make it not worth it. I guess if you are one of those people who strictly use only one or two characters or have just started playing, then I think it is worth it.
writes the player Limitless6989 in the Destiny Reddit
Additionally, it is quite complex to execute the exploit this way. Just one mistake in the process and it doesn’t work. Some players who wanted to exploit the exploit have realized this.
When will Bungie respond and fix the exploit? Recently, the developer passed another bug in the game with a wink and allowed players to exploit it. But this will definitely not be the case here.
This exploit represents an unfair advantage that also undermines the balance and fairness of the entire game. Therefore, it can be assumed that Bungie will respond quickly and put a stop to it.
It is also the responsibility of the players themselves to act ethically and to realize that the true value of a game lies not only in achieving the goal but also in the process itself. Overcoming challenges, learning new skills, and sharing those experiences with other players are the essence of what Destiny 2 is all about.
What do you think leads some Guardians to find and use such exploits? Is it the frustration over the lengthy progress that drives them? Or is it the allure of quick success that tempts them to bypass the rules? Feel free to share your opinion in the comments.
This method here is also effective and only needs some cooperation to successfully provide you with really good loot:
Destiny 2: Those who use a diving secret in Season 21 can loot Tier-7 loot
