Destiny 2Source: Bungie

What you need to know

  • Destiny 2 is a first-person shooter from Halo creator Bungie.
  • The game is getting a new event called Guardian Games next week.
  • You'll have to participate in activities and prove that you class is the best.
  • You can purchase Destiny 2 for $35 on the Microsoft Store $32 at GMG (Steam).

Next week, Destiny 2 is getting a new mode and exotic. Guardian Games wants you to prove that you class is the best. I'm hoping Titans win because, as controversial as it may sound, they're by far the best class in the game!

However, that's not all. If you were hoping for the chance to earn a new exotic, you'll be pleased to know that the Hier Apparent machine gun will be available on April 21. It's unclear how easy it'll be to earn, but I'm hoping that it's not tied to winning the Guardian Games.

Your fall into second place as you reach for the last trick in your arsenal. The low hum assures you that you've pulled the trigger. It begins to spin. Slowly for a moment and then in an instant, blindingly fast. The roar of the Heir Apparent rises above the crowd, the tide turns, and the glory of your class is secured.

You can read more about the major changes coming to Destiny 2 on Bungie's website. You should also be able to unlock the Almighty Seal then because the final Secret Triumph should go live that requires you to have a perfect run in the Seraph Tower Public Event.

Destiny 2 is free-to-play on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. The latest expansion, Shadowkeep, costs $35 on all platforms.

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