Lightfall is getting closer and closer as the days go by and we are over two months away from the next major expansion in Destiny 2. Bungie has already talked about what players can expect in this upcoming expansion, including a new subdivision – The Strand, a new destination on Neptune called Neomuna, a new enemy type called Tormentors, and more.
Recently, Bungie’s Senior Design Lead, Chris Proctor, and Associate Weapon Designer, Marcus, who was previously one of the podcast hosts before being hired by Bungie, dove deep to answer some weapon sandboxing questions from the community in the area. Final episode of the DCP Live Podcast.
When asked during the show if players were expecting any special weapon remakes or if any aliens were getting a new boost in Destiny 2 Lightfall, Chris Proctor replied: “So, actually, we’re doing a lot of subplot 3.0 aliens.” Weapons. There are general changes, but most of them are like this. “
Source: Bungie
Proctor has crossed off some of the oddities that are getting a 3.0 verb rework in Lightfall. These are not all:
- Queenbreaker (line fusion rifle)
- Destruction (Trace Rifle)
- Breath of Leviathan (Arrow)
- A Thousand Voices (Fusion Rifle)
- Sunshot (hand cannon)
- Polaris Lance (Scout Rifle)
- Two-Tailed Fox (Rocket Launcher)
- Prometheus Lens (Trace Rifle)
“There are two other people we’re going to sit with right now,” Proctor continued. “These are the rare things that we’re going to touch on in a major way and then there are a few other things that we’re doing as well.”
“I think we’ll keep the fans to ourselves for now,” Proctor said.
Bungie has released a new gameplay trailer for Lightfall during this year’s Game Awards show, which is sure to be the film’s star moment, as the new strand subplot, Hunter battles the Thunderclash Titan. (And not forgetting everything that happens at the end)
Destiny 2 Lightfall launches on February 28, 2023 on PlayStation, Xbox and PC.
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