Destiny 2 News

This Week at Bungie: Huge Destiny 2 weapon and Trials changes are coming

Bungie, the development studio behind the popular live service Sci-fi FPS Destiny 2, has announced via a new blog post that a considerable number of balance changes are coming to the title ahead of the studio’s 30th anniversary event. Don’t fall asleep just yet! There’s also a new twist coming to the Trials of Osiris PvP mode.

This all is set to come to the game early in December ahead of the introduction of the new Loot Cave dungeon and the beloved Gjallahorn rocket launcher being brought in from the original Destiny. The aim appears to be smoothing out many of the rough edges the game currently has ahead of upcoming major updates, especially the Witch Queen expansion coming February 2022.

Let's start with the guns! You can read all the updates in full via the blog post, but we’ve listed out the major pointers below:

Bungie has long since learned that in the absence of major content drops, the next best thing is a big fat balance patch. Destiny 2's forthcoming major expansion, The Witch Queen, won't land until 22 February 2022, but players will have the celebratory 30th Anniversary Pack to help alleviate the longueurs of this extended season. The pack launches on 7 December, bringing with it a bunch of nostalgically-themed gear and a new dungeon activity that will reward the infamous exotic rocket launcher Gjallarhorn. Today, Bungie also announced that a slew of nerfs and buffs are coming to the combat sandbox as part of a major balance patch...
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This Week At Bungie – 11/11/2021

This week at Bungie, we got guns over here.

We have a lot to cover this week so I am going to keep this intro short so we can get into it. We have a new emblem for you, new Trials Labs info, a long list of weapon changes, a new fashion magazine cover, more Bungie Bounties, and a partridge in a pear tree. Actually, scratch the last one, it’s only November.

Visit Bungie.net to check out the full TWAB.

Stop being mean about Destiny 2's fashion mag, or Bungie will cancel it

Destiny's got fashion, and to celebrate that fact Bungie recently announced official Guardian fashion magazine Threads of Light. But it seems discerning Destiny fashionistas aren't too impressed with Bungie's selection—a response that isn't sitting well with the studio's tastemakers...
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Создатели Destiny пожертвуют деньги с продажи значков в поддержку трансгендеров

Разработчики из студии Bungie через уведомление в Destiny 2 объявили о том, что в течение ноября вся прибыль от продаж значков Bungie's Pride Collectible Pin будет передана благотворительной организации Trans Lifeline, занимающейся поддержкой трансгендеров.