Destiny 2 News

This week at Bungie, we have a ViDoc, a cinematic, and some Lightfall news to cover.

Happy TWABsday, Guardians! Before we get into today's news, did you see the ViDoc?! Our End Begins! Weaving the Threads! Welcome to Neomuna! Okay, I'll stop shouting the titles in the ViDoc now. But on a less “yelly” note, seeing Rohan, Nimbus, the pouka pond, new Exotic armor and weapons, on top of working with Devrim, Petra—[deep breaths] yeah, let's roll it one more time.

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And because this seems to be a Guardian favorite, we’ve got a TL;DR. Here’s one for last week’s TWAB.

• The latest Strand news.
  
• Update on performance issues tied to latency.
  
• FotL results and Trials map voting.
  
• Prime Gaming loot update.
  
• VFX and Dresstiny going forward.
  
• And more!
  

Oh, while we’re at it, here’s what's coming up in this week’s TWAB too:

• Journey Through Darkness trailer.
  
• The ViDoc.
  
• Season 19 ending cinematic.
  
• Destiny 2 x SteelSeries.
  
• Transmog for your desktop (wallpapers).
  
• Lightfall ritual weapon reveal (and ornaments).
  

Go to Bungie.net for the full TWAB.

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