Destiny 2 News

This Week At Bungie - 04/06/2023

This week at Bungie, we're eager to be Conquerors one more time. If you are gilding your Conqueror Seal or getting it for the first time, get ready for a challenge. Don't lose focus, go boldly into each enemy filled room and, well, conquer! But before you get started, we have some very relevant information for you. This is what we talked about last week, in case you need a refresh:

We honored Amanda Holliday
Talked about the buffs coming with the mid-Season update
We gave details on some changes to difficulty and Commendations
We explained why a certain old-school weapon has been used as placeholder
We shared some amazing wallpapers

Today's TWAB is all about:

A recap of this week’s “Reflecting on Lightfall” article
Grandmaster Nightfalls start next Tuesday
A preview of the weapons coming and leaving in Season 21
New Prime Gaming rewards
Our Player Support Report, followed by some community creations

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Bungie responds to Lightfall complaints and details improvements to come: 'The initial experience we delivered didn't provide the clarity we planned for'

Us Destiny 2 diehards are used to receiving a weekly missive from Bungie, which in times of major community crisis or pre-expansion hype building can run into multiple thousands of words. I can't speak for other live service games, but the amount of communication feels pretty peerless, even if we don't always like the answers. Still, I wasn't expecting an unscheduled treatise identifying pain points from the release of the recent Lightfall expansion, what the studio is doing to correct those issues, and a roadmap outlining some major changes coming in future seasons. But that's what we just got...
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Watch this absolute maniac solo Destiny 2's latest raid boss and then lose his mind

s I was reminded during the Diablo IV beta, I love to see an endgame boss intended for a large group of players getting soloed by one absolute madman. Destiny raids, which are designed for fireteams of six guardians, are no stranger to low-man completions, but there's still a special level of prestige for whichever chad among chads manages to solo the final boss first. That honor for the latest raid, Root of Nightmares, has just gone to TheSnazzzyRock, who a day ago posted the video above in which he beats Nezarec, Final God of Pain, in just under 12 minutes and three damage phases...
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Destiny 2 получит новый контент, созданный при участии Лэнса Реддика

Студия Bungie сообщила, что многопользовательский шутер Destiny 2 получит новый контент, созданный при участии недавно умершего на 61 году жизни Лэнса Реддика, озвучившего коммандера Завалу.

Bungie pays tribute to Lance Reddick, sharing the actor has "performances yet to come"

Following the passing of actor Lance Reddick, Bungie has shared that there are still "performances yet to come," in Destiny 2.

Last week came the unfortunate news that Reddick had passed away, having appeared in a number of beloved series like The Wire, John Wick, Fringe, Guerilla Games' pair of Horizon games, and notably as Commander Zavala in the Destiny series. Live service games are obviously a living, breathing thing, meaning that there are regular updates, often with more pieces of story. In a recent blog post from Bungie, the developer shared a tribute to Reddick, and noted that there are still performances of his to come in Destiny 2.

"As the voice of Commander Zavala—the stalwart commander of the Vanguard—Lance brought to life a character who has become virtually synonymous with Destiny itself," reads the post. "For nearly a decade, Guardians around the world have found purpose and comfort in Zavala’s presence, bolstered by that unmistakable voice, so full of strength, serenity, and nobility… As an actor, musician, gamer, and family man, the passion Lance brought to the things he loved was reflected in the eyes and hearts of all who loved him.