(Destiny 1), and The Devils' Lair (Destiny 1) were added. Three Strikes: Proving Grounds (new), Fallen S.A.B.E.R.Umbral Engrams: They're back from Season of Arrivals, although they're much more cumbersome to focus.H.E.L.M: This instanced social space allows you to decrypt Umbral Engrams and experience story beats throughout the season.Presage: Explore a derelict Cabal ship in this Exotic mission to uncover Dead Man's Tale, an Exotic lever-action Scout Rifle.Battlegrounds: Matchmake in a fireteam of three to take down hundreds of Cabal for seasonal loot.Let's see how Season of the Chosen has impacted Destiny 2's fourth year thus far.įor those that missed any Year 4 seasons and what to know what they're missing, here's a quick breakdown of what each season introduced to Destiny 2. If you stepped away from Destiny due to sunsetting or Stasis, you might be surprised at the current state of the game.

Many PvP balance changes, new content additions, and shifted philosophies have reinvigorated the community's trust in Bungie. As with most live-service games, Destiny 2 has changed a great deal in a single season.

Updated April 20th, 2021 by Charles Burgar: Three months have passed since this article was originally written. Here's what you can expect if you jump into Destiny 2 in 2021. Although sometimes those actions could come a little faster for some parts of the community. The game isn't without its problems, but Destiny 2 developer Bungie has a watchful eye on the community and always takes action for the health of the game.

There are new strikes to conquer, new gear to chase, and a long-awaited feature waiting to be implemented in the second half of the year.

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