According to Game Informer, veteran voice actor Nolan North is stepping in to replace Peter Dinklage as the voice of Ghost from Destiny.
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Peter Dinklage does great work in Game of Thrones, but his role as Ghost in Destiny has always felt a bit cold and lifeless. He will now be replaced by Nolan North, who specialises in video game acting and has appeared in Uncharted, Asssassin’s Creed and the Batman: Arkham series.
Gearing up for the shooter’s largest and most important expansion to date, Bungie has unveiled an all-new trailer for Destiny’s The Taken King DLC, which sees the sins of the past return to haunt the Guardians. Luke Smith, creative director of “Destiny“, explained that the changes were brought about because millions of players had been experiencing difficulties in jumping from one level to another. The line was later cut ahead of Destiny’s launch. Bungie has shown time and time again with this game that they are actively listening to the players and the community. Whether this is because it wants to secure a few more pre-orders for the expansion or because it’s keen to get lapsed players back into the game, we obviously can’t say, but the developer’s clearly trying to switch things up for the better.
Speaking of weapons, unfortunately gamers will not able to upgrade their yeat one Legendary weapons and armour within “The Taken King” expansion as Bungie confirmed that they are bringing their own white, green, blue and purple gear, VG 24/7 reports.
With an overhaul of the existing experience plus a wealth of new quests, missions, activities, weapons and gear, “The Taken King” aims to satisfy the current ” Destiny” fan base while also attracting new players and anyone who may have previously left the game dissatisfied. With this expansion, a character progresses from level 1 to level 40 using the XP system exclusively.
Mr North said he was excited to be working on the game and welcomed the challenge.
Today, when you finish a level Destiny drops more gear for you to add to your Guardian, what Destiny calls in-game playable characters.
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“Destiny: The Taken King” will be release on September 15, 2015 for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
