Your Guide to the Destiny 2 Universe (Exotic reviews, Exotic Bounties, class builds, weapon guides, farming walkthroughs and more)!
As of the Beta, we know that Destiny will feature four enemy races: the Fallen, Hive, Cabal and Vex. Although there is still a lot to learn about our enemies, DestinyOverwatch covers everything known about the Fallen, including their past, the different classes, their arsenal, ‘houses’ and more!
What little we know of Mars may as well be a myth. We built a massive metropolis in the red dust. No one knows what remains of our lost age, now buried beneath the dunes. [divider] We see the Exotic Thorn, Sunbreakers, Young Ahamkara’s Spine, and The Armamentarium equipped.
The Dark Below expansion releases in December. Read the full article here. [divider] “The Dark Below is actually a really interesting expansion; it’s got its own story,” Bungie Director of Production Jonty Barnes told Joystiq at Gamescom. “We call it an expansion because it has one of all the activity types from Destiny, so it’s story, strike and beyond – and competitive and cooperative experiences in there. As well as new gear, new armor, new weapons and everything else. Some of that attaches to existing places that you’re familiar to, so you might find that as you’re going through new areas, that
It doesn’t appear that we’ll be able to have custom matches in Destiny at launch, which worries a lot of people. In a recent interview, Eric Osborne was asked, Will we see more unique modes like races or oddball? EO: “It’s definitely something our team is interested in. Step one for us was to get a really competent game up and running, making sure it was meeting our expectations and all the modes players demand from their shooters. In the future who knows, we’ll be having a lot of fun and there’s plenty of opportunity for us to do new stuff.”
ReachForgeNetwork has another great breakdown, this time focusing on the Titan. He goes over the key multiplayer components for the Titan Striker subclass in Destiny, and explains its close quarters combat strengths. If you missed the Warlock Class Guide, click here to watch that next. [divider] DattoDoesDestiny also has another level 15 subclass breakdown, and talks the Defender Titan. He goes over every skill and talent in detail, and discuss what talents will be the best (and worst) in each aspect of the game. If you missed his Sunsinger Warlock breakdown, click here to watch that next.
DattoDoesDestiny has a new analysis video, and this one is covering the Sunsinger (Warlock subclass) in great detail. He goes over every skill and talent and discuss what talents will be the best (and worst) in each aspect of the game. The Defender Titan analysis video will premiere on August 15th and the Bladedancer Hunter to follow on August 18th. Then, either on the 19th or 20th, he will have a PvE comparison video between every subclass in the game and talk about builds, strike compositions and raid compositions. For more subclass guides, check out this article. [divider] If you haven’t
Updated on: Mar 1, 2015 @ 9:42 The Trials of Osiris is a Crucible mode set on The Burning Shrine, Mercury. It is here where you’ll be able to complete the “An Unknown Patron” Exotic bounty. It’s worth noting that the Eye of Osiris Emblem is the only Exotic Emblem in the game. Other ToS emblems include the Legendary Sun and Moon, and the rare Prince Sigil. The Eye is at least one of the Osiris’ shaders. [divider] Like the Iron Banner, level advantages are enabled! [divider]Gaining Access The Trials of Osiris will only take place on The Burning Shrine. As we can see from the description of the Osiris Coin,
Factions are still shrouded in mystery, but we do have some insight into what they represent. In this video by DattoDoesDestiny, he looks at how they actually work, why you don’t need to choose just one, some of the lore behind them, and each of their motivations. What’s your favorite Faction?