With the upcoming expansion, there will be significant changes to the item economy in Destiny 2. We’ve listed which items you can safely dismantle before Forsaken and which ones you should still keep.

Along with Forsaken, new weapons and armor will come, as well as changes to existing items for Destiny 2 players. With regard to the upcoming collections, we’ve put together a brief overview of which items you can part with without remorse and which you should absolutely keep until Forsaken.

Shaders

Bungie will overhaul the often-criticized shader system with Forsaken. It is planned that the colorful consumables can be drawn from the new collections with the expansion. This way, players should have access to all shaders they have already obtained at any time, provided they possess the necessary resources.

Applying shaders is intended to be free with Forsaken, while drawing consumables will require the respective “currency”. For instance, you’ll receive Eververse shaders for Glimmer Dust, while others cost Legendary Shards or Glimmer.

According to Bungie, the game will track which shaders you have already unlocked. This means that you can delete shaders currently in your inventory without any guilt.

And it’s just in time, because with Patch 2.0.0, the long-desired mass deletion of shaders will be introduced. However, there are two small caveats: You can only delete stacks of five shaders at a time and not directly in your inventory. For mass deletion, you’ll need to visit the Cryptarch, who has this option hidden on the second page of his offerings.

Mods

The mods in Destiny 2 will undergo a fundamental change with Forsaken. This means that your current Year 1 mods will be useless with the upcoming expansion. So you can already delete them to recover the still-valuable mod components.

It is best to convert your blue mods to legendary mods at Gunsmith Banshee. Dismantling legendary mods will guarantee you mod components. However, dismantling blue mods has only a certain chance of yielding components.

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Legendary Weapons and Armor

Forsaken will of course bring a lot of new gear that will have random rolls. This just begs to clear out your vault again. Additionally, you will still find the weapon parts and legendary shards useful in the expansion.

Bungie stated that all weapons and armor you received after the Warmind DLC will also be stored in the upcoming collections. The vault space has been expanded again, so you should still have enough space for the new items.

If you still want to clean up but want to ensure that you don’t destroy any gear that you can’t pull from the collections, you should visit the website Destinysets.com. By linking your account, you can see which weapons and armor will be in your collection.

Items You Should Definitely Keep

Weapon parts, Vanguard and Crucible and Iron Banner tokens, mod components, legendary shards, as well as masterwork cores and destination materials will remain relevant even in Forsaken.

Planet tokens have not been issued since Patch 2.0.0 and have been replaced by destination materials, but can still be exchanged for reputation.

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Destiny can be a time-consuming and all-consuming game. But how do your partners deal with your second love? Do they understand, or is every one of your evenings as a Guardian associated with stress? Share your stories with us on Mein MMO.

Destiny 1 was fully embraced as a hobby by many Guardians. It’s not uncommon for other pastimes to take a back seat. While long raid nights and the “really last 10 minutes” went harmoniously for some couples, elsewhere many relationships were put to a tough test.

For not every girlfriend, boyfriend, or spouse understands the tough virtual Guardian life – even if one does not neglect any of one’s real-life commitments.

What about you? How does your partner feel about your Destiny passion?

Destiny 2 is increasingly turning into a hobby with the Forsaken expansion. We want to know how your partner deals with your great passion.

• Do you have to fight for every free minute in the Destiny universe?
• Does your partner see this absolutely calmly and lets you play at your desired times?
• Or do you have to make crazy compromises that are already infamous among your fellow Guardians?

Share your stories with us and let the community partake in your joys or in your daily struggle for more gameplay time. Send us your stories via the contact form or post them in the comments section. The coolest experiences will be compiled in a follow-up article.

This is how our author Sven feels

First up is our Destiny expert Sven: Personally, I received a lot of generous freedom from my wife for a long time and was able to treat Destiny 1 like a real hobby. Whether spontaneous raids or long Iron Banner sessions until the early morning hours – that was never a problem, as long as family life and work did not fall short.

However, with the addition of family and the increasing age of the kids, gaming took a back seat more and more.

Dad increasingly focused on leveling up his little lights instead of his beloved Hunter. Instead of leveling the Arcstrider subclass, he worked on the goalkeeping skill tree of the football class or made a hunt for the coveted exotic seahorse emblem.

And since my job at MeinMMO, gameplay time has to be fought for even harder. Although my wife is still unusually lenient when it comes to my time in Guardian attire, the evenings where every extra minute in the game has to be fought for with ten minutes of argument are increasing. Because if you spend the whole day with Destiny, at some point, understanding falls short for the fact that Destiny still often remains the focus after work.

But I must say: Since I’ve had to fight more for my gaming time in Destiny, the actual playing feels much more satisfying and intense than ever before.

And when it matters, there is always a green light from the boss. Because she knows exactly that Destiny is more than just a game for me, but really a matter of the heart. Thanks for that once again.

What about you? Share your experiences in the comments section or via the contact form. The editorial team will select the best stories and present them in a second article.

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