This livestream provided an in-depth look at new gameplay features, progression systems, and activities arriving with Destiny 2's upcoming expansion, Edge of Fate. Developers detailed updates to difficulty tiers, loot systems, modifiers, the new Portal interface, and changes to power progression, emphasizing player agency and replayability.

Kepler Activities & World Tiers

• Kepler features four main regions, each with free roam encounters, side quests, and secrets.

• World Tiers (Brave, Legendary, Fabled, Mythic) offer escalating difficulty and improved loot, with Power mattering beyond the campaign.

• Fabled and Mythic tiers unlock exclusive post-game quests and unique gear variants.

• Daily region focus rotates, influencing which materials and loot players can target.

• The Altar of Relativity vendor enables material conversion and focused gear pursuit.

• Attunement allows targeting specific gear drops on Kepler by selecting favorites at the vendor.

• Destination abilities expand with progression, unlocking new ways to access secrets and sequence-break puzzles post-campaign.

Campaign, Replayability & Story Missions

• Story missions become replayable post-campaign via a mission playlist, rewarding valuable materials (Faded Ciphers).

• Both Fabled and Mythic post-game quests reintroduce curated modifiers and banes for replayed campaign missions.

• Side quests unlock as regions are completed, enriching world lore and narrative depth.

• Multiple major campaign missions serve as weekly rotators, akin to past heroic experiences.

Destination Activity & Rewards

• Kepler's unique matchmade destination activity appears post-campaign, blending elements of prior activities for varied gameplay.

• The activity is highly rewarding for exotic armor rerolls and features limited-time availability indicated on the map.

Portal UI & New Activity Structure

• The Portal interface centralizes access to all major activities, with quick-launch options for solo, fireteam, pinnacle, and Crucible modes.

• Solo Ops, Fireteam Ops, Pinnacle Ops, and Crucible Ops streamline access to content based on player preference and party size.

• Activities support deep customization through challenge modifiers, player stakes (self-imposed handicaps), and boons (player benefits).

• Weekly/daily accelerators offer rotating bonuses or incentives across the activity menu.

Modifiers, Boons, and Player Challenges

• Modifiers and banes create diverse gameplay experiences, enabling customized difficulty and tactical adjustments.

• UI improvements clarify modifier effects and facilitate easier setup.

• More modifiers and activities will be added regularly, especially with major updates and seasonal events.

Power Progression & Loot Changes

• Player Power is reset to 10 at launch, with 200 levels to reach the base cap before entering the seasonal band (up to 450 pre-Ash and Iron).

• Artifact Power is removed; all power progression is gear-based.

• Pinnacle gear no longer has a weekly limit—engagement and challenge determine progress speed.

• Infusion now uses Unstable Cores and Enhancement Cores, with seasonal resets at each expansion.

• All activity playlists, including Crucible, grant meaningful power progression and loot.

Seasonal Hub, Conquests, and Guardian Ranks

• The hub offers daily and weekly challenges for XP, Bright Dust, and high-power gear.

• Conquests act as fixed-difficulty, curated challenges replacing Grandmasters, with unique rewards and seasonal progression.

• Guardian Ranks are refocused to track seasonal progression in the Portal; solo dungeons and commendations no longer required.

• Ranks reset to 2 at Edge of Fate and to 6 each new season, streamlining onboarding and ongoing goals.

Live Game & Launch Notes

• Luta Palooza and double loot events are live, with increased rewards in Crucible and dungeons.

• Edge of Fate launches in 14 days, with more information and rewards to be revealed as the expansion arrives.

Join our development team for a new look at Kepler, The Edge of Fate’s campaign, and major updates to core systems like power, progression, and The Portal.

Destiny 2 Edge of Fate Update

You've never been there and you know every It's the farthest either of us have been from home. In distance or in time. You're gonna get a call.

An invitation. And you'll say yes. They arranged it so you would never say no. And every choice you will lead you here. To who you're supposed to be.

Eyes up, weapon. Awesome. Hello. Welcome to Bungie.

Welcome back for our second live stream for The Edge of Fate. What you just saw was our launch trailer. We are 14 days away from launch. Yeah, two weeks. Pretty insane.

Today we're going to be talking about what activities are on Kepler. What can you expect from world tiers as you're going through for replayability? And to introduce that, we actually have a wonderful human being on the couch next to me.

Did I introduce myself? My name's Dylan. Hi. Your name is Robbie. Hello.

Let's actually get a real introduction for you. How are you doing? Hey, Dylan.

It's great to be here. I'm the Assistant Game Director for Destiny 2, and I focus on working with the broad Destiny 2 team and creating this game for our players and turning a new course to some new frontiers here with the Edge of Fate, just 14 days away. Crazy, it's awesome. - I keep telling folks on the team, it's like, we got 14 days and they're like, wait, huh?

It's already here? So today we're gonna be looking at Kepler. Can you give us a quick overview? What are we gonna be looking at?

Yeah, so we're going to be looking at some of the free roam experience on Kepler, and we're also going to be taking a sneak peek at the end of one of our campaign missions that is replayable in the post-game, after you complete the campaign of the Kepler experience. We're also going to be talking here about our world tiers a little bit, which we've talked a little bit about in the stream. And we're going to talk about a lot more here today. And so what we're showing on screen right now is the World Tier difficulty selector that's on the destination.

And so right now we're in the Fabled difficulty. And so Brave and Legendary, you can play through the campaign, you can play through the main quest, the story of the release, and Brave or Legendary doesn't matter. But after you do that, you're going to unlock Fabled and Mythic difficulties. Now, the difference here, though, is with these difficulties, Power is fully enabled. And so that means when you step out of either Brave or Legendary, you're going to probably be able to do Fabled.

Most people will be able to do Fabled. Some people might need a Fire team. But if you want to play Mythic, you're really going to have to climb Power. And the difficulty really escalates, and then the gear gets better. And so if you're hunting for that tier 2+, 3, 4 loot, you're going to be needing to play Fabled Mythic to find that.

Yeah, let's uh, let's get some combat going really quick. What is the state of our fire team? You were mentioning weren't fabled So this is gonna be after they've already done their first playthrough. Yeah, so this fire team has played the legendary campaign right now They are inside of the gorge which is one of our four major regions of Kepler and they are in free room Right now and they are going through one of our free roam encounters and so The other thing I should call out here is within these free roam encounters, there are reasons to basically go back to the destination using your new abilities and new ways.

And so, sorry, can you ask me that question one more time? Like, I feel like I answered it, but then I segued into something else. What state is our fire team in? Oh, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. We're post-campaign. Yeah, sorry. Thank you. Yeah, we're hunting.

higher tier loot and gear here on the destination and they're also doing some of our post game quests. So both Fabled and Mythic have their very own quest associated with them as part of the post game that are one part of completing the Triumphant Seal to earn some exclusive cosmetics and emblems, but also these World Caste unlock some additional loot in the game as well. So specifically the Mythic that's associated with that world tier unlocks a variant armor set for the Kepler armor. So as you're playing through the campaign and throughout the experience, there's a two and four set piece bonus on the Kepler armor set once you complete that mythic world tier quest, you unlock a variant of that that has a different set bonus and a unique shader on it as well.

Awesome. Yeah, and for folks that you didn't tune in last week or you haven't heard about gear tiers set bonuses, we have a full blog article that went live last week. Go ahead, visit that, check it out. So when we're looking at this this activity, this is going to be a free run mission, right? Yeah, and these take place in in places that are regions on the destination.

Can you walk us through that? Yeah, so I talked about a little bit before but this is the gorge and so the Vex have actually put a big security lockdown on this entire region on side of Kepler and so they're the fire team right now is like basically like breaking through the security lockdown and so each of these regions feature a multiple of these major encounters is kind of what we call these free roam encounters. And these are kind of like the scale. Sorry, just got to try to get through that security grid and you did not make it. Each of these major encounters we have are kind of like the size of roughly like a lost sector, but ultimately they're more complex.

They have more mechanics that you have to use the destination abilities to solve some simple puzzles and encounters inside of them. And generally they have like pretty thick combat, especially on the Fabled difficulty as well, where we start adding more enemies, tougher enemies, and also there are banes that are applied in the World Tiers too that are actually exclusive to Kepler. They were built specifically for this content.

That's awesome. Yeah, and then as you're going through these sorts of free roam activities and exploring Kepler, what other side objectives or objectives can pop up? Yeah, so the way we kind of were thinking about this, right, like you A lot of this outside of doing the seal, the triumphs and things like that, and mysteries and secrets, which we can talk about here in a minute a little bit more, it's about gear pursuit, right?

It's about earning that higher tier gear, chasing power. And so the way we constructed these regions, there's these free roam major encounters, there's tougher enemies that appear, there's HVTs that pop up, there's decimation materials to loot. And there's this material called a Faded Cipher as well. And so you're going to be combining destination materials that you get from basically doing almost anything inside of the region alongside Faded Ciphers in order to be able to purchase specific items at the destination vendor called the Altar of Relativity at the center.

That's a lot of names and words. Lots of proper nouns. If you didn't catch this, I know there are going to be breakdowns. We'll have a recap in the twid. But yeah, continue.

Yeah, and so like... What's cool about this is that in the post game, there's a focus that we created. And so basically through the vendor you can go and look at it and be like, "Okay, today's focus is the gorge," which the fire team is looking at today.

Most of the materials that you're earning here can be used to purchase gear or you can convert your other materials you might have from other regions in order to convert it into the gorge materials to buy stuff. Every day it's going to shift that daily focus is going to shift and so a little bit later in the stream We're going to be seeing a part of exiles accord which we've also some of our content creators and influencers showed as well And some of their content parts of it but But basically, of the four major regions, the daily focus will shift day over day to basically kind of change what you're focused on, what gets you access to that direct purchase loot. Yeah, and since we're on the topic of rewards you were talking about, like the currencies and the vendor, you had mentioned before the stream, actually, there's a new form of attunement for the destination as well. Yeah, so something that was really important to us was like, We want to make playing what we call the action game, like actually experiencing free roam like this and the mission content, when you earn that piece of loot on Kepler as you're completing these activities and just got nuked.

I'm so happy that they're dying because they're like, this won't be too hard. And it's like, oh, world tiers? Let's introduce them at a higher difficulty, shall we?

Sorry, go ahead. No, exactly. This is Fable pushing back a little bit. They're having to think about what they do, and they just used actually Mattermorph in order to open up a path to get around this Vex grid that opened up in the middle of the encounter. But anyway, we were talking specifically...

I'm sorry, remind me. Attunement. Attunement, thank you.

Yeah, so basically, you're going to be able to attune at the vendor a specific... piece of gear, armor, or weapon, and any drop on Kepler that drops a piece of armor or weapon will have a chance to be that gear. We just wanted to make sure that as you're playing through the destination, as like you're carving your own path, you're figuring out your own farm routes inside of each of these four regions each day of the week, we wanted to make sure that like, hey, if you're looking for the giver, that auto rifle that's coming, uh, With the Edge Fate here on Kepler, you have a chance to get it any time a piece of loot drops. Awesome. Yeah.

So you had mentioned just a minute ago about secrets and the depth of the destination. I'd love to hear... Yeah, go ahead and expand on that. Yeah, so it's funny with secrets and mysteries, you want to talk about it a little bit but not too much. No spoilers.

But I think the thing to scratch at here and poke at here is we've talked about the destination abilities a few times. And so with the world tiers and the Fable to Mythic difficulties, throughout the destination there are secrets and mysteries, like basically all these little alcoves, these little locations, these side paths, these hidden rooms, all throughout the destination that you can go and discover. And there's a lot available just within the campaign experience.

if you want to play through the campaign and take it, like, really slow and add your own abilities and look around, you're going to find a lot of mysteries to solve. But we also wanted to make sure that in those higher world tiers in Fable to Mythic that it felt like this expanding, uh... Expansion of that content that you have and it's basically like hey you have even more abilities than ever You can now peel back the onion of this world to discover what's at the at the core of it And so we yeah We really wanted to make sure that it felt like there was just more and more to dive into the more you unlocked inside Of the post game awesome.

Yeah, so in our rehearsals we never managed to get this perfect timing, but we have perfect timing I would love to shift to campaign We're going to be taking you about midway through campaign mission here. A quick note for the audience, if you're avoiding spoilers, we have disabled our VO, we have disabled our subtitles. We're trying to keep this so you are discovering the story as it comes out with the Edge of Fate and our new saga. Um, so as they're getting loaded into that, uh, I'd love to ask you just a couple more questions about free roam in the regions.

Yes. Um, what other things can happen in regions outside of campaign? Yeah.

So one of the big things that happens inside of these regions are, are side quests, which we've only talked a little bit about. And, uh, These are basically ways that flesh out more of the characters of the world, more of the stories of the people and of the place and what's happening on Keppel and what's been happening with them before and what might be happening to them in the future. And basically what happens is as you're completing these regions as part of the campaign and you kind of start to unlock more of them, these side quests will start to become available.

And so These side quests are available to you at any time. So again, like I was kind of mentioning earlier, like you can either take it really, really slow and take a really long time to get through everything the release has to offer, or you can just like beeline the main quest, beeline the critical path. And then when you get into the higher level world tiers, all of these side quests are now available to you.

As we've been like play testing and closing out, the edge of fate here, it's been really interesting to watch different developers and people playtest the content. Myself and Blake Battle, one of our executive producers, he and I, we're just like beelining it, right? And then we get to the end and we pop up and we're like, ah, look at all these quests to do while other people want to take their time and experience the full story of every single little piece. So yeah, we're actually, we're getting into the campaign right now.

And speaking of beelining, we've seen a ton of questions about getting Raid Race ready. So the Raid Race is going to be coming out on the Saturday after launch, I believe it's the 19th of July. What difficulty should players play at to get ready for race? Yeah, so if you want to be power ready for the contest mode race for the Edge of Fate, you're going to want to play the Legendary campaign. And so when you step out of the Legendary campaign, you will be power ready at that point.

Now, if you're gear ready, that's up to you. It's like how far you want to go down that rabbit hole. And that dovetails into replayability for the story missions and the campaign missions and how that bakes into world tiers. Yes, getting that higher tier loot. Yeah, so something that was like...

really important to us when we were thinking about replayability and what, like, aspiration means within an expansion. We really wanted to change some of the formula. Like, we wanted to take some of the formula that we think works well, but also change other pieces of it.

And one of the really big goals for us was just... giving you more reasons and just easier ways to play some of the best content we built. This campaign mission is at the end of the Exiles Accord region. This fire team is taking down a giant Exiles Prime Servitor who's running some of the Archon's Dark Matter operations. Sorry, all minor spoilers.

No, Bife is probably jotting this down, getting ready for a lore dump about the Fallen, all that kind of stuff. But this is like this is a really fun like multi-phase boss encounter that they're orbiting around this giant servitor and we really wanted to set something up that this doesn't just like was like a one-and-done Kind of thing and so things we've kind of done before that we're going back to that. We think work well There's going to be multiple weekly Missions that you can play that are our larger mission so we have a capital mission for each of our regions. We also have some bookends at the beginning and end of the release that the overall length of them and complexity, they are very similar to legendary campaign experiences from the past. So something new that we did though for this release though is we also have a bunch of additional story missions that take place during the campaign and you're first introduced to.

These are shorter experiences but they still have like huge impact on the story, moving the story of the main quest into Kepler 4, and also help you to unlock different abilities and things throughout it. And so in the post-game, in the higher level, in the world tiers, we actually have a story mission playlist where you can go in and it's like a rotator and you're rotating through a bunch of different randomly selected story missions that are about 10 to 15 minutes. Some people can, if you're going really fast, you can get them down a little bit shorter.

And those missions are actually one of the best sources of those Fated Ciphers that I was talking about earlier. And so the other thing I mentioned earlier too is we have specific quests for both Fabled and Mythic. And these quests are going to take you through some of the big campaign missions, again, to experience them with new modifiers because we're curating modifiers and banes and things like that every single week on the destination. to have a little bit more of a curated experience, but then also those quests introduce some new encounters as well. And so, sorry, I'm going all over the place.

I mean, some of this is just so much information, so much to talk about, but the thing, again, I want to drive home here is we wanted to give you really strong incentives to go in and play the free roam experience, to extract materials, to play our story mission playlist, it's called the Time Latch Mission Playlist, to earn Fated Ciphers. But then also to have reasons to go in and replay some of our biggest campaign missions again through the weekly missions playlist, kind of like the heroic stuff we've had in the past. And on the stream last week, we talked about how as you're unlocking the destination abilities, you carry those forward after the postgame so you can go in and replay and then have some of these things available, right? Yeah, that's a really good note, and thank you for hitting on that. The way we designed this content was the campaign slowly steeped you, stepped you into these different abilities and unlocked.

and different versions of them and higher tier versions of them. When you're in the post-game experience, we intentionally designed puzzles and encounter mechanics and things. And like even in the smallest encounter, there's multiple times they've had to use MatterSpark to like get into the vents and stuff below this area and pop up through the world. And through the campaign, you would actually have to go and find like a MatterSpark pad to activate that.

And that's actually kind of part of the puzzle. It's teaching you to kind of look at the world and think about the world in a different way that is intentional. But then in the post-game, as soon as you complete the campaign, you unlock MatterSpark Anywhere.

And it's basically like you're souped up Sparrow for the destination. And being able to summon MatterSpark Anywhere means you can actually sequence break some of our puzzles and sequence break part of our missions. And that was like... entirely intentional as a part of the design. And to be honest, Dylan, like, the fun part about this too is like, we're not 100% sure in some ways where people might sequence break things that we might not expect.

But like that, that is just, that was intentional from the design perspective that like we want people to be able to do that. Yeah, it's the magic of like the sandbox in Destiny of we don't know how players are going to take this ability with this destination ability with this combatant, et cetera, et cetera. So...

I think I would love to ask you as well. So we've gotten a lot of questions from players where they're like, oh, you had mentioned this is comparable to a Rise of Iron. How does that actually break down when we look at the Edge of Fate and Kepler?

You had mentioned depth and secrets and a bunch of different things. Yeah, so I think you and I were talking about this in rehearsal a little bit where that comparison is just to give us a ballpark of where we want to make. But at the end of the day, it's like apples and oranges between what the Edge of Fate is and what Rise of Iron is.

So when we've talked about that, we've generally been speaking towards the size of this destination and the depth of the campaign and post-game experience. This is one of the deepest destinations we've ever built before, and that is why we've been making that comparison to Rise of Iron in that way, but also in terms of being a little bit bigger. But also, like, the game is very different today, right?

We have an entire portal, we have an entire offering that is there with a bunch of new content, new gear, new things to do. We have the raid with the Edge of Fate, obviously, but then we have the epic raid coming in the major update with Ash and Iron, which we'll talk about more in the future, that just... it permutes and expands the raid and expands on the story of the raid. It is new content.

We're not holding anything back for the base raid to build that experience. And so, again, the rise of iron to Edge of Fate, little bit of apples and oranges, but we also are thinking about the collective packages of what comes with with this release because the game is very different from what it was like back then. So, yeah, we have the free roam missions, we have campaign, we have secrets, we have a lot of questing, that kind of stuff.

I'd love, before we wrap up with our campaign mission, to talk a bit about what else players can expect in terms of destination activity. Yeah, so we've seen you all talking about it. Like, we hear y'all, and this is one of those things where, like, we wanted to hold this back for it to be, like, a surprise and delight moment for everyone when it appeared on the destination in the postgame.

But, yeah, let's just talk about it a little bit. So there is a destination activity on Kepler. It is—I'm not going to name it here. I just want y'all to see it when the game goes live.

And it also—and part of that is because, like, it does relate to some of the story inside of the campaign, especially near the end. And so we wanted to be careful to not— unintentionally spoil something if we showed too much of that activity. But anyway, the way to think about it is like, it's gonna be, it's kind of its own thing, it's kind of unique, but it's kind of a blend of activities like Vex Incursion and Wellspring. And so this is a match made activity with three players.

You're going to be using some of your destination abilities and some really chaotic horde mode-inspired elements, but there's also some mechanical elements and there's some boss encounters. But it's going to be one of the best places actually to earn rerolls of the exotic armor that's coming to the Edge of Fate that you get from the Legendary campaign. And it's just highly rewarding in general. And so, because we wanted to make this activity really rewarding, it is also technically time-limited. But on the Kepler map, near the center of the map, there's going to be basically a preview that tells you like, hey, when does the activity become available?

So you're going to know exactly when you can jump into the destination activity in order to like focus farm those things that you care about the most. Awesome. Well, thank you so much for your time.

We've already wrapped up our campaign mission, and now we're actually going to be moving over to Portal, Power Progression. So, Robbie, thank you. Chat, thank Robbie for joining us today. And now we're going to swap some folks in. We'll see you next time.

See you later, guys. Thanks. Thanks so much. All right. So as we are swapping out, I want to talk about these two new exotic weapons that we see on the screen.

You saw some of this in our gameplay preview that we just had. We also had some creators, influencers, that kind of stuff coming in and speaking to the hand cannon and the scout rifle. Hand cannon is going to be through an exotic quest on Kepler.

No spoilers there. But the team was talking about, "Oh, hey, here is our overall goal for the weapon. It's for those who are looking for the perfect three-tap." As for the Void Scout Rifle, that's going to be a part of our new rewards pass. This is just...

I'm not going to spoil that either. There are some reviews from our sandbox-minded creators. It's a fun time.

So, all right, let's move on to Portal: Power and Progression. And I just looked at our three new guests in that order. Hello, welcome.

Hello. Thanks for having us. Yeah, a couple of you are new, but we'll start with you, Ben. How are you doing?

I'm doing great, Dylan. How are you doing? I'm doing well.

For those who didn't see you on our reveal stream or previous ViDocs, can you give a quick overview? Who are you? What do you do? Yeah, I am Ben Womack. I am the Core Game Creative Director.

I am the one helping all the teams that are making the core experience and all the components in the portal and in Edge of Fate as well, worked well together and pushed the game forward into this great new foundation. Really excited to talk about it. Awesome. Yeah, thanks for joining us today.

Next on the couch, brand new to our chair, you've never been on anything, so first time you are meeting the community. Everyone in chat, say hello. Nutty, welcome. Hi. Hi, I'm Nutty.

I'm one of our sandbox ability designers. That pretty much means that I work with Vivian and Eric, who were here last week, to develop anything that the player is doing outside of armor, weapons, and combatants. So today I'm going to talk about all the modifiers and additional banes that we've been working on.

Awesome. Last but not least, we got Alan Blaine. How are you doing? Hey, great. How are you doing, Dylan?

Oh, you asked me how I am? Thank you so much. Really quick introduction for everybody out there watching. Who are you? What do you do?

Sure. Hi, I'm Alan. I'm a principal designer. And for the last year, I've been leading the team that's been taking all the cool banes and modifiers Nutty's team is working on and combining them in a UI.

with all the activities from the activities team, both new and returning activities, making sure that you get good score while you're playing those activities, and then that score turns into loot with cool seasonal power and gear tiers and all the great stuff that you're looking for. Stellar. So, We have some content on screen. This is what players are going to see when they sign in on day one, and this is our introduction to the Portal. Ben, I would love to get just a quick overview for those who may have missed that reveal stream.

Like, what is this space? What are we aiming for? Yeah, so the Portal is very exciting.

We had this vision of making a new front page for the game for Destiny 2. And so we really want to make as much as we could available, like just a couple clicks. And not having to dig down to find the content that is new or featured or like your friends are playing or something like convenient that you really want to go to. Like we have a button for the tower that's right there, fastest you can get into. We also have Edge of Fate in the upper corner, of course, which is like the new expansion for the launch right here. We have this huge like quick launch panel in the lower right that is rotating between new activities, like probably the fastest you can play Destiny ever, aside from right when you like start for a very first like new character.

It's gonna let you just like hit and play something right away with like no delay. And then we have actually a very like nested depth there with all the ops categories on the left, which are all the different kinds of things you can play in the portal that are hooking to all the new systems that Alan and Nadia have been talking about. Awesome.

Really quick, I'd love to go just line by line for Solo, Fireteam, Pinnacle and Crucible Ops. Give them an introduction. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So, Solo Ops is a new thing that we're doing in the end of Fatal Launch and for the core game.

These have activities that are designed to be played by solo players. They're only one-person Fireteams. And they're intended to be content that if you just have a few minutes, like 10, 15 minutes to play Destiny, and you want to go on and feel satisfied about your time, get some great loot, you're going to go to solo ops and have that opportunity.

It's going to be a really great, concise experience. We're also like, if you don't want to have the think about having a fireteam for some content as well, you can be assured that this stuff is designed to be played by one player. And so it's going to have challenges, going to have difficulty and modifiers that you can customize and really great loot to get. But it's a challenge for you, individual. And I think that's really exciting.

alternative to some stuff in the past. It felt like you, I want to play it but I don't have any friends or I'm trying to find someone I have a lot of time and we have another like niche for people to fill if they're in the mood. Yeah, awesome. And then next up we have Fireteam Ops. Yes, Fireteam Ops.

So like just talking about Fireteams, like Quintessential Destiny is playing with two other players, a Fireteam of three, right? And so we have all of the activities in Fireteam Ops are three-player Fireteam. We have like classic strikes in there.

We have like missions from past expansions, like in Europa, like the Empire Hunts. We also have like onslaughts are in here. We actually scroll down more.

There it is, the Coil, so past seasonal activities coming back and like integrating with all the systems we've been talking about that we're going to talk more about so that they're like available for you to new loot in, to work on your power climb, to basically just like have a great time in whichever way you want to. Awesome. Yeah, I mean, since we're already in the screen, let's go ahead and get our fire team set up with our activity.

What are we playing today, Nutty? We're going to do the Dark Priestess Empire Hunt. Awesome.

So here I'm actually going to pass the mic over to you and Alan. Let's get some bands, some modifiers, all that kind of stuff set up. Really quick, can you introduce each of these sections for the different modifiers, and then we'll go and kind of pick and choose what we want? For sure.

So we're starting at a master activity, and this is 300 combatant power. The first row there that has all the selectable icons that you can change are our challenge modifiers. These are things that will increase the combatant power and add some additional difficulty to it. The first one is our banes. So here you decide what banes are going to show up, and we paired all of them as like two combos that either either work well together or at least interesting.

Today we'll do Threaded and Caltrops. So Threaded is where as you damage the combatant it will spawn Threadlings and when it dies it will throw out a few more Threadlings at the same time. And Caltrops is a void area that gets spawned near you, like between you and the combatant, and then when it dies it throws out another one. So something to make it so you either need to get up in the air or keep going through. Starting with retaliation.

Yeah. If I die, you're coming with me. Pretty much.

All right. Next up, what do we got? Yeah, let's do subtle foes. So this just makes it so that when some of the enemies are far away from you They will be invisible and that helps them get into close range or if you are using a long-range loadout You won't be able to deal with them as much so you might want to bring some close range.

They're like very invisible No, yeah, not like a little bit of player stealth, but just like you don't see that Yeah, you really have to like pay attention to see them. What else you want to do? Yeah, let's do glass cannon. So glass cannon is kind of a fire team equalizing one where it only punishes the person who's doing the best So if you have that buddy that you know clears the strike ahead of you or is getting all of the kills well We're actually going to give him a debuff where he will just take more incoming damage And if you are a little bit closer with your friends and that's actually a catch-up opportunity where maybe you take over the kill lead and now you're the one suffering a little bit and kind of a fun so if I'm playing through this activity and I'm stealing all of your kills and I'm putting a bit of a debuff on myself. Right, right, right.

Taking one for the team. Yeah, yeah, true. And maybe I'm letting you finish a few of those. Yeah.

All right. What else? Let's do one more.

Chill Touch. Yeah, so we were talking about getting the enemies into melee. So this will make it if they hit you in melee, you will suffer a stasis debuff and slow down.

Awesome. And that pushes the power all the way up to 360. And those things are also increasing the potential score that you can receive from this. And the score is what drives the reward.

Right. So you see right here, when we picked Chill Touch, the gear tier you're going to earn went from Tier 2 to Tier 3 for this activity. So it's really important to pay attention to what you're earning.

Yeah. So you know what you're going to be getting if you achieve that score at the end. Yeah, and this is like we've talked about this last week on stream about approachability and making it easier for players to understand as they're getting in.

So a lot of UI treatment. Shout out to our teams that have been doing this to show you combatant power and all that kind of stuff. Yeah, tons of love and passion went into that. Seriously. Yeah, so let's look at player stakes.

Oh yeah, so player stakes are the next category down and they're more about the player's interface with the game itself. So things like locked loadout, we have no HUD is an ability that we added here. So you play with no HUD for extra, for a little extra score bonus and these are things that are really sort of letting you sort of tie one arm behind your back while you're playing. It's not making the combatants more powerful, it's changing how you're playing the game. You can You can start with no ammo, you can start with luck loadout.

We'll be putting some more player stakes in in Ash and Iron. Yeah. Yeah, I love no HUD. You can talk about it first, don't you? Well, no, no, you can have the no HUD.

Okay, no HUD, you go first. I just wanted to have us move on to the next bit, because we've talked about tying one hand behind your back. We'll talk about no HUD later, go ahead.

But in the next bit, this is what you get to do with your other hands. So here are the things that benefit you. Let's try Livewire.

This one is one of my favorites. It's a combination of the sprint for amplified that you had in the Nether, along with inherent AC/DC feedback fence. So we buffed up the enemy's melee capability that hopefully they'll get up and punch you.

Well, now if they do, we're just going to shock them with lightning. So I'm kind of balancing out that additional challenge that we added and a different benefit that will kind of counter that and make it so it's actually a little bit easier for me. Yeah. What else can we do?

Healing finishers are great. Just another way to get back health or if you go in for that finisher and take damage on the way that you'll be able to fill back up. And let's do one more.

And sure, Hypercritical is pretty fun. This one is actually a little bit tough because it makes it so that the enemies will take less non-precision damage, but more precision damage. So as long as you're hitting your shots, it's easier.

Awesome. And then, Ben, we actually noticed this a bit earlier. There's one more modifier up at the top, and that's actually limited time, right?

Yeah, yeah. So this is an accelerator that, like, this is a double bonus focus. So you're going to second drop from the bonus focus activities. So this is, like, we will have, given the calendar, different accelerators that are on for a given week or day that will, like, apply to the whole portal and have different benefits.

And we're also going to have more of those for events and other things going on in the game to give you kind of another... fresh twist or incentive to see what's going on in the game and get someone a good time, realize that it's a good time to play. Because we're trying to make every day a good time to play Destiny.

Yeah. I think one of the modifiers we saw during our rehearsal was a bonus to Suros weapons too. So it's a bit of like, there can be loot bonuses, there can be gameplay bonuses, more power behind certain weapon archetypes. It's pretty fun.

So stay tuned to our calendars. We'll definitely sound off when it's a week of a cool theme. Let's get it launched in and actually start taking on some of this combat. Can I talk about NoHUD now? Oh, yeah, please.

Okay, so they're not going to show NoHUD because it would be confusing, I think, on the stream. But NoHUD is a great example of something you can engage with if you want to because it's a challenge. It gives your score more opportunity to get better loot, but it takes away information going to the HUD. But what it also does is it makes it feel very cinematic and interesting, and you kind of feel more in tune with the character and the gunplay.

And that's a good analogy for what I'm— We're intending all the modifiers you're selecting to do that is going to let you set up the situation like he was talking about. Like, oh, enemies have chill touch, but I'm going to have liveware to counter it and create these cool little gameplay moments that are really something that you choose for how you want to play for a really awesome loot. Yeah, and Alan, when we were talking through some of these modifiers, we've taken inspiration from a ton of different places. Like NoHUD in particular, shout out to Sam and Kat. Yep.

Called her out last week for all the bows we were showing off, but also no HUD. And we're hoping to get a bows-only loadout modifier coming in the future too. We really do want to look at how people are playing the game, whether they're creators playing on stream or people playing at home, and really try to let them set up the challenge for themselves, how they want to do it, right?

Whether it be challenge modifiers, stakes, or the boons. Yeah. How often are we going to be adding more modifiers to the portal?

Well, we're going to have some new modifiers coming with events. And we're going to be adding new modifiers with the mid-season update with Ash and Iron. Yeah, the major update, yeah.

Yeah, I've been working on them pretty constantly along with the rest of the team. So it was like every few days that another team Either Bane would come online or modifier and you have to go playtest that which was a pretty big playtesting lift to try and try all these combinations and make sure that there aren't any rough edges when you combine some things that we hadn't thought about when we were initially designing them. Yeah, I'm sure there's stuff that players will find that we won't.

We're accepting that. Yeah, we have our challenge for Esoteric or Mork or a couple of the other high skill creators of what can you throw on to make this difficult and can you actually complete it? So it'll be fun watching those playthroughs.

Ben, paired with that, how often are we going to have more activities being added to the portal? Yeah, so we want to regularly refresh the portal. So, you know, there's stuff coming online like... on like somewhat weekly cadence. I've got kind of a weekly like new stuff coming online for the first few weeks.

And then when events come in, they're gonna have big changes like lots of new modifiers or like portal wide like effects. There are some are gonna come with activities as well. But we're also going to be every major update We're going to have new activities that come in and we're also going to have like shakeups of existing ops formats. And we're actually going to have a really cool new activity that's paired with an event at Ash Island launch, I'm not going to talk about right now, but I think is really fun that's going to be an exemplar of the, like, hey, we're shaking things up, here's a brand new thing, in addition to all the classics and Destiny vault that we're bringing out. Not just new activity, a new activity type that you've never played before.

Yeah, I mean, so this is all talking about what you're going to be playing in the portal, and we're going to be moving on to power and progression, so what you're earning, which is, people love loot. Nutty, thank you so much for joining us. I'd love to give you just anything else you want to say before you leave?

I definitely want to shout out the rest of the Sandbox team, not just those of us that were working on additional modifiers and bans, but like that playtesting lift, we had everybody across Sandbox disciplines in all of those playtests to try and hit as much of this as possible. And I wanted to re-emphasize how impactful some of the modifiers can be. Specifically, I'm thinking back to what we were just playing in live with attrition modifier in Prophecy Week 1. Because when we moved to Prophecy Week 2, my fireteam had gotten so accustomed to killing enemies and having a little health pickup on the ground that we had to play that final fight completely differently and use cover way more because we couldn't just kill kill some enemies and run through them to fill back up. Normally, I would think of attrition as a lot more of a challenging modifier, but it turned out that when we were toggling things off and on, it turned out to be more beneficial to us than we were anticipating.

I am still on the side of attrition... is challenging to me and when it goes away I'm like, "Oh, hey fireteam, let's go for it." And if that makes it too hard for you to get your rewards then just you toggle it off here. Yeah.

Yeah, it's more about like what you're comfortable playing with and also what your style is for and your build, what your mood is too, like we're giving a lot of player agency to that. Right, and speaking of player agency, so I would love to see your feedback, like what ones are you engaging with, what ones are you enjoying more, what ones feel like they are actually rewarding to do and what ones feel like we could punch them up a little bit. because that's what we'll probably keep working on.

All right. Well, thank you for joining us. Chat, everybody scream, "Thank you, Nutty." We're going to swap you off and get our power progression individual in.

• Thanks. - Thank you so much. While we're doing this transition, Ben, I would love to ask you, what activities could players find in Pinnacle Ops? Oh, yeah.

So Pinnacle Ops has, at the end of the launch, it is going to be filled with exotic missions. And some exotic missions from the past year and previously as well that are going to be integrated into the whole portal experience and all the systems we're talking about, all the difficulties, all the modifiers, and intended to be, you know, like, not only something that is... Exotic missions are kind of hard, right?

They have mechanics, they're long, and so we're matching that by being like, okay, well, you can get the exotic if you don't have it, first of all, just from playing on the portal. It's available all the time. It's not like going through rotation every week or something. And you can do Fireteam Finder, of course, to find people to play with. But we're We're really excited that it's like, "Oh, I can play this as hard as I want, or as easy as I want, whatever I'm feeling like right now, and we're going to have more Topinacle Ops in the future with Ash and Iron that we're not going to talk about today." So it's actually a good example of like, "Hey, we're building this new section of the game that we're going to just keep on building in and tinkering with over time." Awesome.

I sense a segue. We were talking about PinnacleOps and PinnaclePower. Hello, Josh.

Welcome to the couch. Hello. Hi, I'm Josh Galinsky.

I'm a staff systems designer here at Bungie. Been here for about five years. And I really work with a lot of our loot, our gear, your power and progression, as you mentioned, like, you know, what are your rewards? What's the candy you get at the end of your activities and stuff like that? So we spent a lot of time reworking a lot of our stuff in the Edge of Fate and really 900, or 900 is what the internal thing is, but we made big changes to how you engage with power in Destiny.

One thing you'll all notice is, I think many of our creators have already noticed in the past, that there has been a power squish. We've reset players down to 10. That is not only to give everyone kind of a fair and equitable starting place and to kind of like reset the engagement with power. Also, 20/20 power is not exactly the most friendly starting point. Not easy to understand if you haven't been going for the ride.

Right, exactly. So this is the beginning of a new saga. It's the beginning of a new thing here.

So we're starting off there. It gives all Guardians on equal footing with each other and allows us to kind of build You're gonna have 200 points of power in the Soft Cap band. Intrinsic Cap, yeah.

Yes, exactly. And you're gonna be able to go and do any activity you want across the game in order to get to that point. Once you get past that, then you enter the Seasonal Bonus Power band, which is where you're gonna have to start doing more of the Portal activities and the Kepler World Tiers and stuff in order to get the power and progression that you want to get at that point. Cool. So just to restate it, we're going to start at 10 when we launch.

Every Guardian joining is going to be at 10. First, 190 levels, so up to 200, that's going to be effectively your base power level. And then as you're going into more powerful activities, higher tiers, that's when you start going up and up. Right.

And you'll be able to get up to 450 power up until Ashen Iron. And... Once you get to that point in the season, then you're going to be able to go even past that.

Awesome. So when we're talking about seasonal power, is that replacing the artifact power that we have? Exactly.

We did simplify power a little bit further by taking power off of the artifact and that allowed us to take the power we had there and put it back into the gear. So really it streamlines it, so you're only worrying about your gear power as far as your engagement with that. So it just takes one additional level of complexity out of the system. Yeah, and speaking of just like that power climb, like our Pinnacle sources have been updated to actually fit and give more agency, correct? Absolutely.

So one of the things I think if you're a longtime Destiny player, you're very used to the Pinnacle gear. And you're also used to the limitations that the pinnacle grind puts on you. And some of the intricacies that come with that.

There's been many seasons in the past where I really needed that drop of the boots to come from the thing. And I do my pinnacles. I didn't get my boots. Well, not only are you able to more target farm individual gear pieces now.

But also, the limit of the pinnacles is no longer a thing. We're going to have some challenges in the game that act as accelerators for you as a guardian, so you can basically focus on those to get more hits of powerful gear. But... Once you get past that, you can keep going. Yeah, like everything in the portal is a source of pinnacle drops.

Exactly. As much as you want. Yeah, as many times you complete it, with it being up to how you perform and how challenging you make the activities to be how far you can go.

Right. You still have to achieve that score as you go up in power for the higher difficulties to get that better loot. Right.

And we'll still have curated experiences, correct? So if a player doesn't necessarily want to spend a bunch of time creating that challenge, we have those offers too. Yeah, yeah.

And we do have... matchmaking, which is like set modifiers for every activity that has not, aside from solo ops, because solo ops doesn't have matchmaking, but for fireteam ops, like you can match with other players, the modifiers are set, and we also have playlists, modifiers are set, but we have more than that too. We have conquests, and those are set. Yeah, we'll talk about that in a minute. Just a fun note, we've seen a ton of feedback over the years about players want to play Strike Solo, and now...

Oh yeah, yeah, that's a great point. Yeah, so the... Going along with the idea of being player-driven, if you don't want to play a Grandmaster Nightfall-esque strike or even early difficulties with other players, you don't have to. You can just play it by yourself.

You can take as long as you want within the confines of the modifiers you've chosen to complete the activity and get the loot you have. That falls into what is your mood, what is it you're feeling like playing right now, and of these options, what's appealing to you. Yeah, I think back to you, Josh, really quick. Just from a high level, we talked about how infusion is changing in the last blog, which, by the way, you should go read it. Can you give a high level for folks that didn't catch the blog?

What's changing? At the highest level, upgrade modules are no longer a part of that infusion thing. They're still going to continue to exist in the game.

They can still drop from legacy content, but you can dismantle those for, I think it's an enhancement core in like 1500 Glimmer. And so, like, those are still there. We're going to have a new... unstable core currency that's going to exist.

And you're going to use that in addition to enhancement cores in order to infuse your gear up for the season. And a bit of glimmer too, right? Yes.

And really at its core... It allows us to just have more texture over things and one thing I should call out is that seasonal power does reset at the end of the thing and players will be reset back to 200 when Renegades comes out. Got it.

So. Cool. Yeah, I think just a last note on the power climb. So during our reveal event, You spoke about Crucible and how you can actually power up in Crucible to kind of keep pace with your friends.

Like, can you expand on that a bit? Yeah, yeah. So there's a time in Destiny's past when you could just play Crucible a lot and you can get your power, you get great gear, you can, they could like fold in with your friends to play a raid or the challenging content.

And we've kind of lost that somewhat over the years. Like it, It's harder to feel like Crucible is your identity and really feel like the game is rewarding you for that. So with Edge of Fate launch and the core game and the Crucible ops that we have, which is a bunch of playlists inside of it, you're going to be able to start from that Power 10 and just play Crucible and you'll get Power drops you'll go up and you'll eventually get higher tier They'll get like really great sets of gear that will then be as good as like anything else you can find in the game and you can you just play crucible all the way to the power cap if you want to we are gonna ask you to perform as you go to get more consistent rewards, but it's totally possible and Yeah, and Josh, you mentioned before, too, of trials and competitive Crucible are going to be ways to accelerate. Absolutely.

If you're putting yourself in the pools with the higher skill players, challenging yourself, that's how you're going to get your faster rewards. And not to mention the Trials armor sets and stuff, like they're really cool this time around. Yeah, we have a unique armor set for Crucible, for Trials, we have weapons, a bunch of cool rewards coming up and we'll have a preview of that. One of our characters actually has Trials gear if you didn't notice. But now we have a good moment to look at our seasonal hub.

Alan, I'm going to ask you to actually walk us through this. Yeah, sure. If you notice the seasonal hub up there at the top of the portal screen, if you click into that, you come to the hub, which you're going to have a bunch of daily challenges and weekly challenges. And those are going to give you XP. They're going to give you bright dust.

They're going to give you extra drop. on a portal activity, but it's going to give you progress towards the weekly reward track there. And the weekly reward track has lots of currencies and powerful drops on there, but it also has, if you tab to the next one, it's going to have some Vanguard Armory and Arsenal tokens, which give you bonus drops from Zavala from the list of weapons or armor you can get from these activities that are going to be higher tier, and they're going to be a higher power than you can get from even getting the best grade in there. So you'll want to be doing these, and these refresh every week and get two pieces of armor and two weapons every single week.

Yeah, and this track is free, correct? Yeah, it's all free. Everything in the portal is free.

So if you scroll down from here, you're going to run into the Conquest page. Now these are, there's two on Expert, two on Master, and two on Grandmaster. And these are effectively your Grandmaster replacements in the portal.

These are going to be fixed power, fixed modifiers, no fireteam power, And you get really good rewards for completing it. You'll get four higher tier engrams for completing each one. That are powerful. Yeah, those are higher power, but you'll only be able to get it one time. But these are really about your journey through the season.

As you level up, you can take on the first expert one, and then the next expert one, and then the master, and then master two, and then finally the two grandmasters. And with Ash and Iron, we're going to be bringing more grandmaster and ultimate conquests, which will allow you to complete the Conqueror quest. Actually, really quick gameplay team, if you could go back to the modifiers that you were just talking over.

This was a really good example of a quality of life feature that came about. We saw a ton of feedback around modifiers, like I'm squinting at these icons, I don't really know what they mean. And now we have them bucketed based on the portal options, so you can more easily identify these things and understand them.

Yeah, and shout out to the UI UX team for making a really much cleaner look for activity launch than having this cool bucket to look at them. I think it's really good, really good. Cool.

And then there was one more section on the seasonal hub, one more tab down low for the Conqueror Seal. Yep. So the Conqueror Seal is down here.

You're going to be completing the conquest during the season to earn and guild your Conqueror Seal. And since this is still the Conqueror Seal, it's going to maintain its old gilding. So this is going to be continual.

Awesome. 14 seasons in Conqueror. Now we're going to keep on going, baby. Awesome. So I'm going to say we still have a couple topics to cover.

Fireteam, let's go ahead, launch into an activity in Fireteam Ops. Throw on a couple modifiers that you want to go for. Mix and match.

I'd love for players to see as you go through how the score is changing, how the rewards can scale, all that kind of stuff. Just have a fun time. For the folks on the couch, we already went through the seasonal hub, the rewards. We are also having a moment in time where Guardian ranks are resetting.

Yeah, if I can get a quick overview. One of you, I believe, Alan? Yeah, so we took a look.

So Guardian ranks, when we launched them, the first few ranks were about learning the game. And then the upper ones were about your seasonal journey and dealing with all the different kinds of things a player might do in Destiny. So we've stripped a bunch of those away and rebuilt objectives to be focused completely on the portal.

So it's going to be playing through the various activities, using modifiers, playing all the different conquests, gaining power, gaining all the different kinds of rewards. It's going to be really showing where you're at in that seasonal journey for players But purely for the portal. It's not going to reflect any dungeons. You're not gonna have to solo any dungeons. You're not gonna have to get commendations.

See what else don't you have to do. No more expansion gates. No more expansion gates, any of those kinds of things. So every player will be able to get up to Guardian Rank 11 with Ash and Iron.

Yeah, in our original goals when we were talking about Guardian Ranks, it was kind of an on-ramp for players new or even old. "What do I want to do in Destiny right now?" Now we have a lot of stuff in the Portal that dovetails into that. Solo Dungeons, they still have unique rewards.

They're no longer required for 11 in Guardian Ranks, but you can still get Ghosts, Sparrows, Emblems. We're not taking anything away from the Dungeons, we're taking away things from the Guardian Ranks and adding different kinds of things back in. And since we're doing that, the first five ranks will still be sort of an on-ramp into the game.

So we're going to drop everybody back down to Guardian Rank 2 with Edge of Fate and let them go from there. There will be lots of cool things to do and earn and play through in the first few ranks. And then starting with Ash and Iron and every season from then on, we'll reset you back to 6, just like we've been doing. Awesome.

Yeah, it's just another portion of... What Robbie was talking about with aspiration, where it's like, yeah, I have my awesome armor from all these higher tiers. I have a new guardian rank above my head. I've gone through the raid. I have this cool tier five weapon, et cetera, et cetera.

So there's a ton to hunt, a ton to chase, and a lot of things to do. And I think at this point, it's kind of the easiest to get into Destiny and just know what to play. Yeah, I absolutely believe that.

And the exciting part is that everyone's journey through Guardian Ranks is going to be kind of different because a Guardian Rank that tells you to accomplish this kind of power or complete this activity on this difficulty, how you did it will probably be pretty unique to you compared to other players because you chose different modifiers, there's different sets available for the given day or week. and maybe you did it solo, like we're talking about. Like, oh yeah, you soloed the Master difficulty, one of the requirements in Guardian Ranks. Maybe you soloed one of the conquests.

That's your story, and that's how you got it. But it's appropriate that there are a bunch of options for players to choose that match what their own experience is, what they want it to be. Awesome. Well, thank you all so much for joining us today. That actually brings us to the end of our Power and Progression.

I believe, Josh, you actually had a couple more things you wanted to say before we left, though. Really, like, there's two things I want to say. One is that, you know, fireteam power is definitely still a thing that's in this game.

We really want to encourage you to play with your friends, and when you do play with your friends, if you're a higher power level than them, that's another thing that can act as a nice accelerator for them and really, like, you know, increase the bonds of friendship. That's, like, a core part of the DNA of Destiny is being able to play with fellow Guardians. Yes, so as an example, if you're a Tier 4 and I'm only Tier 2, I join you, we do a Tier 4 activity. I still get Tier 2 gear, but it's accelerating me faster into Tier 3. You're gonna hit your score a lot easier, which is gonna help you get those bonus rewards.

Yeah, got it. Cool, and then your second note? And yeah, finally, like, We made a lot of changes to the game in The Edge of Fate.

Like, we're definitely going to be listening to you, Guardians. We're going to be listening to the data. We're going to be listening to a lot of stuff. This is just the beginning of a new saga.

So we've got a lot to do in the future, and I'm really excited about what's coming our way. Yeah, awesome. Great. So I have a few bookkeeping topics to hit before we go about the live game.

So we've been talking about the Edge of Fate. Right now we have Ride of the Nine going on with our dungeons. And let's see here. Ooh, today, wow. 54 minutes ago, we had a new engram go live the non-airy engram.

We introduced this in a previous twid But basically it's a new engram you can earn a bunch of right of the night currency right of the nine currency Sorry, and then purchase this engram for unique cosmetics that have been uh introduced over the past few years in destiny so if there are things like the uh, The skimmer that is uh iron banner theme kind of like the the wolf theme that's actually in there and you have a chance to get that There are some Crimson Doubles emotes and finishers and other cosmetics. So definitely dive in and check that out. Additionally, we had mentioned Luta Palooza. So a moment, a couple weeks just before launch, we're going to start showering players with loot.

Starting today, we have double Crucible loot, which also applies to Trials of Osiris. So if you're hunting for Adepts, if you're hunting for any gear in Crucible, now is a great time to go. And we also have for the weekend, a lot of players have been asking what maps are going to be featured. You got Dissonance, you got, oh, Cirrus Plaza, and then you have the last one which is Eventide Labs. Yeah, we went through, we had a great conversation about what if we had some type maps on a rotation for these last couple weeks.

And for the final week of the season, we're going to have Burnout, Endless Vale, and community favorite, Javelin 4. So Trials players, rejoice. Players that may not have ever played Trials, get in, get your 4th Street, get some adepts, try it out and get some gear to loot up for the Edge of Fate. And the final note, we are going to have all dungeons in the Ride of the Nine experience next week.

Higher reward rates, higher currency rates, helping you get more of those drops, go into higher difficulties for your adepts, and potentially even get the hollow foil versions with additional perks. So, awesome. Thank you all so much for joining us. Thank you all on the couch for joining us.

Thank you, Dylan. Thank you, crew. Thank you, gameplay. Thank you, everybody behind the scenes. And players, everybody out there watching, thank you.

We have 14 days until the Edge of Fate. 14 days until a new saga. It has been a wild ride over the last 10 plus years of Destiny.

And now we're just... We're putting our toe in for the next however many years we keep going, you know? Here we go.

Yeah. So thank you so much. Much love. We're going to be doing a raid over to our good friend Malachi.

So if you want to stick around, talk about the stream, Malachi, we're handing it off to you. Thank you, everybody, for joining, and we'll see you next time.