Five things to do in Destiny 2’s Tangled Shore before it’s vaulted

Destiny 2 is cutting the Forsaken campaign and Tangled Shore destination as part of its upcoming series of content vaults for The Witch Queen. I’ve debated the concept of content storage in about five articles and three videos already, so we’ll move on for now.

Instead, I wanted to give players some advice on what they should do in Tangled Shore before it gets vaulted indefinitely, which if you haven’t played it yet, there’s no point in buying Forsaken now. , because it will be made free in December for three months. Seasonal content will need to be purchased separately and won’t be free, but it’s vaulting at the same time as the Tangled Shore in February.

So here’s my list, which is relatively sparse and sort of proved to me that yes, Tangled Shore is sort of the new Mercury when it comes to destinations we don’t know about. really the losing mind.

1. Make the campaign abandoned

I mean, duh, but I had little choice here so I went with an obvious one to start with. But the truth is, Forsaken, the story of Cayde-6’s murder, the Hunter Vanguard, at the hands of Awakened Prince Uldren Sov, is one of the best in-game stories Destiny has ever told, and come out of it. To special relevance for the entire final year of Destiny 2, including this particular season. The Baron hunts, arriving in the City of Dreams, these are some of the most memorable moments in the game, if you ask me, and you should be sure to at least do the base campaign before it hits. disappear … probably forever.

2. Visit the Lost Sector of the Empty Tank

Destiny 2 has dozens of different Lost Sectors in the game, small areas that are some of the coolest micro-areas in the game, full of enemies and bosses. Recently, they’ve found new relevance due to their Legend and Master versions, and now there will be haunted Lost Sectors for Festival of the Lost, whatever that means.

But one stands out in the Tangled Shore, right next to Spider, the Empty Tank, which, if you’re not careful, can look like any other Lost Sector. And yet, once you realize what it is, a nightclub / bar for Fallen, you can enjoy it on a whole new level. The area has a bouncer, a DJ playing a number of different tracks including the infamous Paul McCartney song from D1. It has Shanks acting like little beverage trays. He has a backstage fight club with caged Thrall and Cabal Warbeasts. It’s at least thematically probably the best lost sector in the game, and it will be missed.

3. Obtain the Secret Mindbender Emblem

This is the one I brought up today and many of my longtime readers had never even heard of it. During one of the Baron Hunts, which can now only be performed during the Forsaken Campaign, I believe, you pursue the bee-obsessed Mindbender. But once you’ve beaten it, check out this guide on how to unlock a surprisingly cool emblem that will likely never be available again after that.

4. Presage

Presage is an exotic mission that is part of Season of the Chosen. While not on the Tangled Shore map, it can be found in the Tangled Shore node, and it is confirmed that it will disappear when content storage hits almost all seasonal content as well.

This is one of the best missions in Destiny history, otherwise the best of all, a journey through a haunted cabal ghost ship infested with contempt, narrated by Osiris, who we now know to be Savathun at this point, which makes it even more ominous. It’s a combination of puzzles and combat, and has a great story that you can track down pieces of regarding a wayward guardian sacrificed by the madman and missing Calus in pursuit of darkness. I believe the Exotic you get from the mission, Dead Man’s Tale, will likely end up in the Exotic Booth, but the mission itself is the real treasure and must be experienced.

5. Understand why Spider is likely to die

So that involves playing through Season of the Hunt. I grant you that the actual hunts are very boring, but in them you will get the two story pages about Uldren, now resurrected as the Raven, and hear a lot of dialogue during the missions as he learns to be a Guardian. and deals with Spider, who essentially trapped him by putting a bomb inside his ghost. It also leads to a touching Harbinger quest on the traveler paying close attention to Crow, which is worth doing (and stooping too).

All of this is the backstory for the game’s current developments a year later here, where Mara sends Petra to murder Spider for mistreating her brother, and Spider tries to get the Drifter out of the world. We already know that the Tangled Shore is gone, Forsaken will no longer need to interact with it, and Rahool will get his currency trading abilities. So he is either dead or very, very hidden, the Witch Queen. I think an actual in-game context might be worth pursuing through Hunt, even if the missions and loot are bad.

Premium: Before someone says it, I know some of the Wish-Ender quest stages are in Tangled Shore, but I’m not sure if it’s worth it and I’m guessing the arc itself will just go into the booth, or maybe it will become a Fall from the Shattered Throne.

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