Here's what you should expect before "Destiny 2: Shadowkeep"

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After a week of what could be most of the Destiny news I've ever seen in seven days, we now have a better idea of what to expect this fall, when Shadowkeep arrives, thanks to a clear look on armor 2.0 and other details. and reveals from Luke Smith.

After his delay, Shadowkeep will be published on October 1st. So we have a little over a month and a half of arrival. Although it may be a good time to take a break Destiny 2 Before diving deep this fall, there's still the Solstice event to go through and cross-backs are coming in a few days, which many people, including myself, will want to mess with.

As for the actual preparation of Shadowkeep, we now know what we can do for the moment, both in terms of money and loot, which will be most relevant to Shadowkeep. Oh, and a key point to remember for all these elements. Do not brew anything else this season. We now know that Shadowkeep and New Light raise the power level of each item to 750. So you literally throw money into the garbage by infusing something else from now on.

So what should you look for after the next 45 days?

Legendary Shards

The legendary fragments will still be relevant in Shadowkeep. They will continue to be part of the infusion, but they will also need to level your armor so you can insert new mods into armor 2.0 pieces. I do not know how many fragments you may have sacrificed to Calus for the tributes, but it's time to start rebuilding the pile.

Cores of improvement

You can hate their existence at this point, but the hearts of improvement are going nowhere. As far as we know, they are still part of the infusion system, but they are also needed to raise armor level to higher levels to get more mods, just like fragments. We know that at level 7 of the armor, you do not need kernels of improvement, but improvement prisms for levels 8 and 9, then an upward brightness for level 10. These last two are new currencies that we can not yet get. those with stored kernels can not just upgrade to level 10 on the first day. But hearts are always important, as are these bonuses.

Mod Components

Speaking of bonuses, kill two birds with one stone by making the daily bonuses of the main component / mod of the Gunsmith. We know for sure that the weapons manufacturer will sell permanent mods now on a rotating basis, and these will still cost mod components. We do not know yet how much they will cost, but I would be surprised if they still have 10 components each, since they are permanently unlocked. Do not forget that you can also disassemble your current year 2 armor changes for the components if you wish, while of course preserving your very rare models such as Taken Armaments and others until That we knew the future.

Gunsmith

Have you collected thousands of Gunsmith materials for no reason to spend them? Well, we also have confirmation that Gunsmith's engrams also have a chance to fall with permanent mods, so come to Shadowkeep, maybe it's time to dump that whole stack on Banshee's lap and see what you will be able to unlock the first day. And remember that you can still buy Ada mod components for shards and materials. But I would wait until we see how much the new mods cost.

Weapons of God Roll / Pinnacle Weapons

This is the advent of 2.0 armor, not 2.0 guns, so there's no reason not to keep looking for the specific weapons you're looking for, be it your binge-eating binge. the Forge Blast Furnace or your plan of blind destruction. Austringer clip in the menagerie. The same is true for the powerful Pinnacle weapons such as Loaded Question or Wendigo, which will probably remain topical (I'm afraid we'll see Mountaintop / Recluse nerves soon). New weapons arrive, of course, but unlike armor, the old gun system does not change. Again.

Exotic Missing

Bungie has now confirmed that you will be able to remove 2.0 versions of 2.0 exotic armor from the first and second year collections. Therefore, even if there is no point in grinding the most legendary armor, there is every reason to keep looking for Shards of Galanor or One missing. -Eyed Mask if you have not picked them up in Xur or if you have seen them fall. They will be fixed rolls, but they will be relevant from the first day as armor 2.0, and it will be good to have them available to the collections as needed.

Solstice armor?

This depends on how much importance you attach to the appearance of the Solstice armor, because it will be a set of 2.0 armor that, to our knowledge, can only roll with one type of element, this which makes it less flexible than all other 2.0 sets. This will be your first The 2.0 series you get, as you can get it back to Banshee as soon as you enter the tower, but we now know that every piece of armor in the game that falls from October 1st will be 2.0 armor. really not all this important, and in the end, the question is whether you think it looks cool or not. The objectives of the book are almost completely useless, because you will have to reformulate it with the new materials anyway.

That's all that comes to mind right now, but let me know if I missed something. I have all my exotic objects, my Solstice sets and more hardware than I can count on, so I will probably take a little time for a spell outside of cross-check verification. But I will continue to write because that's what I do.

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After a week of what could be most of the Destiny news that I've ever seen in seven days, we now have a better idea of what to expect this fall, when Shadowkeep will arrive, thanks to a clear look at Armor 2.0 and other details. and reveals Luke Smith.