Bungie has officially announced the new season of Destiny 2 in its latest announcement. The season announced with the trailer excited many players with its pirate theme.
Bungie’s latest release Destiny 2 He didn’t hesitate to reveal his plans for her. After these statements, the expectations of the players about the game increased considerably. As soon as these expectations are met, it is announced that a new season will come to the game with a pirate theme.
Destiny 2 new pirate theme gets players excited
Recently, the pirate theme appeared as a leak. The studio confirmed this leak with a statement. After this announcement, the studio officially announced the new season with a trailer. This season brings Calus’ new Shadow Legion, new abilities, and a new place to explore. In addition, the guards will form a new team to fight the forces collected by Eramis after escaping the Stasis shell, which was frozen after Beyond Light’s expedition. Elixni will join forces with the pirate lords to defeat the Guardians Traveler and the Last City.
There are 3 developments that the game takes center stage this season. The first of these developments is the new six-player matchmaking event, where characters will engage in inter-ship battles and their crews will board the Ketches of Eramis the Shipstealer to stop their raiding efforts. The second, called “Expedition”, was a feature that stood out as players put together treasure maps and brought the crew of Eramis back to his Ketch. The third development is weekly story missions that pit players against the pirate lords of Eramis in a war of plunder.
The trailer shows the future of many weapons and equipment that fit the pirate theme of the game. However, players think there will be a King’s Fall raid named after Oryx the Taken King. Bungie has announced that the season will begin with a reset on Friday, August 26, leaving the guards only three days to prepare for the attack. It’s unclear how much of the pressure has been altered to fit the current landscape of Destiny 2, though, as players will instead have to explore on their own.