That elation was quickly soured, however, when Bungie revealed in its latest weekly update that Gjallarhorn will not be one of the Year One exotics that are set to have their power increased once The Taken King launches.
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Bungie has been sharing information about The Taken King bit by bit, in an attempt to raise excitement; and frankly, it’s working. Players get to earn rewards as they track down these fallen creatures who were once loyal to the Queen prior to their rebellion. This opens the game to more new players with a more grounded approach to achieving higher status in-game through playing often. Bungie is taking good care of everyone that has supported them. When the new kids stroll into the Tower, they’ll know who you are.
Below is a screencap of the armor vault from the livestream. This was a widespread concern among Destiny players who were always anxious about entering the Crucible or Trials of Osiris and faced with a team of popular overpowered weapons.
According to Game Informer, “Destiny: The Taken King” expansion has fixed three of the game’s biggest problems. Check back for updates on the story. You are the founders of a new and vibrant community.
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“Destiny: The Taken King” will be release on September 15, 2015 for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Once The Taken King releases, a lot is going to change. Multiplayer game developer Andrew Weldon has shared tat players will have a hard time travelling this map as it is difficult to determine which side of the area will gamers be coming from due to its symmetrical design.
