Even the Destiny 2 Lightfall review couldn’t stop millions of players from enjoying the latest addition to the popular FPS game, which suffered from negative reviews for a shallow campaign, grueling difficulty, an all-new Guardian ranking system, kudos, and the lost sector. rate of fall However, Bungie took those comments to heart in a new blog post, led primarily by Destiny 2 game director Joe Blackburn, which addresses nearly every major player complaint since Lightfall’s release.
The update highlights major changes to Guardian ranks, reveals plans to focus on Exotics, explains why and recent difficulty adjustments, talks about the changes based on feedback from Nightfall ratings, and even promises that the Players will soon be able to praise loot.
In an article titled “Thinking About Lightfall: Launch and Beyond,” the development team notes that with the release of the new expansion, the game had “the highest number of concurrent players in years.” He then moves on to Blackburn’s text, which explicitly responds to player criticism of the recent expansion.
“We have been closely reviewing community feedback on the game since launch and have been working on a few issues in the coming weeks as we push content forward for our upcoming seasons,” Blackburn said.
After discussing Destiny 2 Guardian’s ranked goals and praise, Blackburn acknowledges that the team missed the mark on their ranked system. In the future, players won’t have as many requirements to reset their ranks each season, and commendations won’t be as tied to Guardian rank progression. Also, Bungie will soon add the accolades to the best clothing, a feature that players have been asking for since the release of Lightfall.
Blackburn also says that the mid-season patch will increase the map score modifiers in Nightfall to make it easier to get certain results. The game will also reduce certain hordes of enemies and the damage certain enemies can take. He also promises that Neomuna Patrols will be easier to perform and more reliable for picking up players with other Guardians participating in Terminal Overload. The team will also be increasing the frequency of Vex Strike Force events, and these events will drop new Exotic armor for players who still have something to collect.
It also covers several updates to the Season 21 build, including the introduction of two new armor mods and changes to the “Shoot the Mine” weapon perk which will now allow you to mine Power Orbs in addition to ammo crates. The update also repeats the introduction of three future Thread Aspects, one for each of the Guardian classes.
Starting with Destiny 2 Season 21, Trials of Osiris will launch from the first week of the season, instead of delaying the launch while players level up their characters, as there will be no power cap increase. the next season. Additionally, Grandmaster Nightfalls will begin on a rotating schedule starting in the fourth week of the season, instead of waiting until the middle of the season as was the case in the past. The game will also emphasize exotic engrams to give players more control over which exotics they hope to get with the best stats.
Finally, Blackburn hints at changes to 15 underperforming Exotics, increasing the chances of raids and dungeons in Triumph and addressing team-unfriendly Vanguard weapon rewards.
With Season 21 fast approaching, players still have a few weeks to get their hands on Destiny 2 Lightfall Exotics and explore everything the current season has to offer, including Destiny 2 Iron Banner, which is currently in multiplayer.
Source : PC Gamesn
