Bungie continues to be incredibly transparent when it comes to what’s planned for Destiny 2 future updates. What was once a long silence coming from the developer, has turned into a vast amount of responses to player questions, and more in-depth discussions on game design.
Of course, communication is just the first step towards improving the Destiny 2, but it’s definitely a good start.
Bungie game director Christopher Barrett has been especially communicative, particular on Twitter.
In response to a player asking about the ability to bulk dismantle all shaders, Barrett said that Bungie will be “posting an article explaining the technical challenge and why [they] haven’t ‘fixed it,’ along with when [players] can expect a solution.”
Please @cgbarrett, a functionality to dismantle all shaders in a single slot. Would save some time…
— Alexandre Fischer (@FischerAdv) January 21, 2018
We’ll be posting an article explaining the technical challenge and why we haven’t “fixed it” along with when you can expect a solution.
— Christopher Barrett (@cgbarrett) January 21, 2018
Barrett has also confirmed that “hidden quests” will be coming to Destiny 2, as well as the fact that “all of the features outlined in the development update will be free to all players.”
Yup
— Christopher Barrett (@cgbarrett) January 20, 2018
All of the features outlined in the development update will be free to all players.
— Christopher Barrett (@cgbarrett) January 21, 2018
A lot of communication from Bungie here. I’m looking forward to hearing about the next batch of content, which I’m hoping comes sooner rather than later!
In other Destiny 2 news, several top Destiny YouTubers have lessened their support of the game, Bungie is hiring a new community manager, and the developer explains the faction rewards throttle and incoming adjustments.
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