Destiny 2: Beyond Light

Destiny 2: Beyond Light is a major expansion for Destiny 2, a first-person shooter video game developed by Bungie. It was released on November 10, 2020, as the fifth expansion of Destiny 2. Players travel to Jupiter's icy moon Europa to confront the Fallen Kell Eramis, who plans to use the power of the Darkness to save her people and take revenge on the Traveler back on Earth, as she and many Fallen believe that the Traveler had abandoned them before the Golden Age of humanity. The player's Guardian also obtains this new Darkness-based power as a subclass called Stasis, which features new ice-based abilities. The expansion sees the return of the Exo Stranger from the original Destiny's campaign, as well as Variks from the original game's House of Wolves expansion, both of which guides the Guardian on Europa.[1] Furthermore, Beyond Light adds other content across the game, including missions, player versus environment locations, player gear, weaponry, and a raid. Beyond Light is the first expansion of Destiny 2 to be released on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S platforms. Bungie described this expansion as the beginning of a new era for the Destiny franchise.

Destiny 2: Beyond Light
Cover art featuring a Guardian sitting on Europa with a Darkness Pyramid ship in the background
Developer(s)Bungie
Publisher(s)Bungie
Director(s)Luke Smith
Composer(s)
Platform(s)
ReleaseNovember 10, 2020
Genre(s)Action role-playing, first-person shooter
Mode(s)Multiplayer

In addition to the expansion, some of the less played locations and activities from the first three years of Destiny 2 were cycled out of the game into what Bungie calls the Destiny Content Vault (DCV), which also includes all areas from the original Destiny. This was done to cut down on the install size of the game, but Bungie plans to cycle areas in and out of the DCV, updating older destinations to fit the current state of the game. Earth's Cosmodrome from the original game returned alongside Beyond Light. This location mainly serves as the introductory and tutorial destination for first-time players of the New Light free-to-play base game with a full questline, but over the course of the year, Bungie plans to expand the area to its original size from the original game, including bringing back all of its strikes. Beyond Light has four seasonal content offerings for Year 4 of Destiny 2: Season of the Hunt, which was available alongside Beyond Light, Season of the Chosen, which will begin on February 9, 2021, and the third and fourth yet to be named ones to come in May and August, respectively.

Gameplay
Main article: Destiny 2 § Gameplay

Beyond Light maintains the basic gameplay of Destiny 2; the player, as a Guardian using a power called Light that gives them superhuman abilities and the ability to be regenerated, fight in a mix of first-person and third-person shooter gameplay in both player versus environment and player versus player activities in a massively multiplayer online game world. Cooperative activities include various bounties, story-related missions, "strikes," dungeons, raids, open-world public events, and special seasonal events, while competitive matches include matches with other Guardians in the Crucible or a team versus team mode in the Gambit arena. Players are rewarded with both new weapons and armor as well as various materials that are used as a form of in-game currency to gain or upgrade other equipment. Players can have up to three active characters, one from each of the game's main classes: Titan, Hunter, and Warlock, each that has several subclasses based on the type of elemental damage they select prior to missions. Players seek to improve their character's overall Power level—a rough average measuring the quality of weapons and gear they have collected—that allows them to take on more challenging activities in the game.

Prior to Beyond Light, there were three main elemental powers: Arc, Solar, and Void, which are rooted in Light; Beyond Light introduces a fourth elemental power called Stasis, which creates ice and cold-based damage, rooted in Darkness, and has a fully customizable skill options compared to the existing subclasses. Each class gets a new subclass for Stasis abilities: the Warlock's Shadebinder has them using an icy staff that shoots projectiles and unleashes an explosion to freeze and shatter enemies through their "Winter's Wrath" super, the Hunter's Revenant utilizes dual ice kamas that they can throw and create icy storms to trap and freeze enemies through their super "Silence and Squall", while the Titan's Behemoth uses frozen gauntlets to allow for melee destruction and unleash icy shockwaves on the ground that freezes enemies through their super "Glacial Quake".[2][3] Game director Luke Smith said that these new customization options for the Stasis subclasses are an "experiment...to see how this goes" and that they may later add these options to the existing Arc, Solar, and Void subclasses.[2]

Other major gameplay changes include:

  • Five of the game's destinations that were available during the first three years of Destiny 2—Titan, Io, Mars, Mercury, and the Leviathan ship and their associated campaigns and other activities—as well as activities and content from Year 2's Annual Pass, were removed from the game and placed in the Destiny Content Vault (DCV), while two new areas, Earth's Cosmodrome (previously featured in the first Destiny) and Europa, were added to the game. One of the original raids from Destiny, "Vault of Glass", will also be added to the game sometime during Year 4.[4]
  • The shell for the player's Ghost, who in-game provides a companion for the Guardian and aids in respawning the character if they die, can now be customized with modifications, similar to other armor pieces introduced with the Armor 2.0 system. Prior to Beyond Light, while the player could obtain Ghost shells with various properties, these were typically fixed or had some random generated perks given to them. Bungie stated this was intended to give even further customization options to the character.[5]
  • The hybrid PvE/PvP Gambit mode that was added with Forsaken (2018) dropped the original three-round mode in favor of the single-round Gambit Prime mode (renamed as Gambit) that was introduced during Year 2's Season of the Drifter, tweaking some of the enemies that spawn in the mode and other timing factors. Impacts of armor from the Reckoning (a PvE arena activity that was also introduced in Season of the Drifter), which could boost certain Gambit gameplay factors, such as being able to summon more powerful blockers to the opponent's side of the map, were reworked into armor mods.[6]
  • Armor transmogrification will be introduced in Season 14.[7] Transmog will allow players to change legendary quality armor pieces that they have earned in their Collections into universal ornaments, similar to those purchased in the Eververse microtransaction store, providing a means to further customize their appearance without affecting the attributes or abilities granted by the armor.[8][9]
  • All non-exotic weapons and gear now have a Power infusion cap, meaning older weapons and gear introduced in previous seasons have a maximum Power infusion limit and will eventually be less viable in activities that require a high Power level. For example, gear from the first two years of Destiny 2 have a max Power cap of 1050, which is the starting Power level for Beyond Light, making them more ineffective as the player advances further into the campaign. Going forward, new non-exotic armor and weapons introduced in a season will typically have a Power level cap that will make them viable for the current and the subsequent two seasons.[10]
  • Players can now re-obtain any abandoned quests through a quest archive kiosk in the Tower; this kiosk also grants veteran players access to the new player questline, which reworked the original Destiny's opening missions as a new questline for first-time players. Players also have access to an exotic archive in the Tower as well, where they can purchase exotic, pinnacle, and pursuit weapons from associated areas, activities, and seasons that were placed into the DCV. In keeping it fair to players who obtained the weapons by their original means, the weapons cost a substantial amount of various in-game currencies, as well as hard to obtain items.[11]

A new raid mission, "Deep Stone Crypt", was released on November 21, 2020, and takes place in the aforementioned Clovis Bray facility located on Europa which is the birthplace of the Exos. Subsequently, a number of new activities on Europa were unlocked for all players once the raid was completed.[12]

Seasonal changes

As with past yearly expansions, in addition to the major story and content added with Beyond Light, Bungie also divided the year into four seasons. With each season, Power Level minimums and caps are raised, and as described above, new gear is rotating into the game while non-exotic gear older than three seasons becomes capped as a means to sunset these items. Each season offers a free-tier and paid-tier season pass to acquire new gear, game currency, and cosmetics, as well as new activities and triumphs associated with those activities, some which may require purchase of the season pass to access. Unlike the previous year (Year 3), in which seasonal content became unavailable at the conclusion of each season, the seasonal activities and story missions can still be accessed in subsequent seasons for the duration of Year 4.

Season of the Hunt (Season 12) began with the launch of Beyond Light. New and existing players' Power levels were increased to the new minimum Power level of 1050, with the soft Power level cap set to 1250, and the pinnacle reward cap at 1260. The season added "Wrathborn Hunts" to the Tangled Shore and Dreaming City destinations, in which the player charges a lure with select mods to draw out one of four chosen bosses (a fifth later became available but via a special mission that can only be done once a week). Completing the hunts earns seasonal weapons or gear with the help of new seasonal vendor Crow. The season also introduced a questline to recover Hawkmoon, an exotic hand cannon from the original game; a reprised version of the mission was later added, which drops random perks on Hawkmoon, making Hawkmoon the first exotic in the franchise to have random perks as the perks on all other exotics are preset. The seasonal artifact featured during this season was the Fang of Xivu Arath.

Season of the Chosen (Season 13) will launch on February 9, 2021, bringing the soft Power level cap to 1300 and pinnacle reward cap to 1310. Beginning with this season, the weekly bounty system, through which players were able to obtain more substantial rewards and Bright Dust, will be dropped in favor of a seasonal triumph-based system, designed to address the "fear of missing out" (FOMO) when players are unable to log in for a week or more. Each week of a season will introduce new triumphs that when completed can be turned in for similar rewards as the prior weekly bounties. These triumphs will stack up through the first ten weeks of a season and only require completion once on any character in one's account, but after the season, it will then be impossible to earn these triumphs or associated rewards. Daily bounties will remain available.[13] When Bungie initially announced that the original Destiny's Cosmodrome destination would be coming to Destiny 2, they said that it would not be the entire area, but over the course of Year 4, they would expand it back to its original size, in addition to adding all three of the destination's strikes. When Beyond Light released, "The Will of Crota" strike was added with the Cosmodrome and reworked for the New Light questline for new players, being renamed to "The Disgraced". The other two strikes, "Devil's Lair" and "Fallen S.A.B.E.R.", which will also be reworked for Destiny 2, will be brought back this season, as well as an all new strike. A three-player PvE activity called "Battlegrounds" will also be introduced.[14] The seasonal artifact featured during this season is the Bell of Conquests.

Plot

At the end of Season of Arrivals, the Traveler reawakened to heal itself of its wounds incurred during The Red War three years prior to defend Earth from the Darkness—its Black Fleet of Pyramid ships had just consumed Io, Mars, Mercury, and Titan. Beyond Light begins in the immediate aftermath in which the Guardian is sent out across the Solar System to patrol for further evidence of the spreading Darkness. While on Jupiter's icy moon Europa, where the Darkness had invited the Guardian to discover an ancient power, the player's Ghost detects a distress call from Variks, the Loyal, who was partly responsible for the Prison of Elders revolt that resulted in Cayde-6's death during Forsaken two years ago. Despite their wariness to his loyalty, the Guardian rescues Variks from a Fallen patrol. Variks warns them of Eramis, the Shipstealer, a former Baroness of the House of Devils who has been named the new Kell of Kells; she has brought the Houses of the Fallen together as House Salvation to fight against those that are protected by the Traveler by using Stasis, a power of the Darkness that she has learned to wield and passed on to her lieutenants—Phylaks, the Warrior; Praksis, the Technocrat; Kridis, the Dark Priestess; and Atraks, the Wildcard—through Splinters of Darkness obtained from a Pyramid ship silently hovering over Europa's surface.

The Guardian finds themself quickly outmatched against Eramis' Stasis powers and retreats to safety. The Darkness then contacts the Guardian through Ghost, drawing them via a Crux of Darkness to a remote location on Europa overlooking a Pyramid ship where they find a Ziggurat facing it, as well as the Exo Stranger, last seen at the end of the original Destiny's campaign, alongside Eris Morn and the Drifter fighting off Fallen troops. The Exo Stranger explains that she comes from a different timeline where the Darkness won. Just as she had provided aid to the Guardian against the Vex six years ago, she has returned to the present time to help prevent the Darkness from claiming victory and causing a second Collapse. She helps guide the Guardian to defeat Eramis' lieutenants, collect their Splinters, and commune with the Darkness through its Cruxes and the Ziggurat to be able to harness Stasis for themselves as to be able to defeat Eramis herself, methods that both Ghost and Commander Zavala do not trust but recognize as the only solution. Along this route, the Guardian learns that part of Eramis' plan is to reactivate a Vex portal that was built by Clovis Bray I as part of his inhumane research into Exo development.

Ultimately, the Guardian is able to defeat Eramis and three of her lieutenants and comes to have full control over Stasis after embracing their own inner Darkness inside the Pyramid. While the immediate threat to humanity is ended, Zavala cautions the Guardian to make sure the Darkness they possess does not spread. Afterwards, the Stranger assists the Guardian in further controlling their Stasis powers so that they can use it to protect humanity. The Stranger also reveals that she is actually Elisabeth "Elsie" Bray, the granddaughter of Clovis Bray I and sister of Ana Bray, revived as an Exo due to a fatal illness; she also despises her grandfather for his experiments. The Guardian also continues to assist Variks to take down any remaining Fallen threats attempting to claim Eramis' vacant throne, as well as aid Fallen refugees in escaping Europa and return to Earth to join a good faction of Fallen called the House of Light, led by Fallen ally Mithrax, Kell of Light. In the course of the Guardian's efforts to decrypt Clovis I's research on Stasis, the Stranger comes face-to-face with Ana, who is appalled at Elsie and the Guardian's use of Darkness, as well as her sister's confession that she was forced to kill Ana in her dark future.

The Guardian is later contacted by the Exo Stranger, who has discovered that the remnants of House Salvation have located the fabled Deep Stone Crypt, a Clovis Bray facility that served as the birthplace of the Exos. Fearing that Eramis' followers are using the Crypt's Exo technology and secrets for their own nefarious ends, a fireteam of Guardians assembled by the Stranger make their way through the frozen Europan wasteland in the midst of a harsh blizzard to locate the facility ("Deep Stone Crypt" raid). The Guardians make their way through the Crypt after disabling its security systems, wherein they discover "Clarity Control", a Darkness statue similar to the one found in the Pyramid, which Clovis Bray I used to commune with the Darkness and utilize it alongside Vex technology to aid in the development of Exos. It is revealed that Clovis Bray combined Vex radiolarian fluid with concentrated Darkness to perfect the Exo program, cementing the link between mind and body, and achieving immortality for humanity. They find Atraks, the last of Eramis' lieutenants, who has been converted into an Exo herself called Atraks-1, Fallen Exo, using the Crypt's Exo technology and the Darkness from Clarity Control to rebuild Taniks, the Scarred. The fireteam defeats Atraks-1 while Taniks confronts the fireteam as they board a space station orbiting Europa called the Morning Star, where Taniks activates its nuclear descent protocol to send the space station crashing down on the Jovian moon and decimate it upon impact; the Guardians manage to disarm the descent protocol as the station breaks apart and enters Europa's atmosphere. The fireteam manages to survive the crash and they emerge from the wreckage afterwards, finding themselves back at the entrance to the Deep Stone Crypt. As they investigate the Morning Star's wreckage, they discover that Taniks had also survived, who re-emerges as a grotesque mechanical being called Taniks, the Abomination. The Guardians defeat Taniks once and for all, securing the Deep Stone Crypt from further threats from House Salvation.

In the aftermath of Taniks' defeat, the Guardian continues to work with Variks and the Exo Stranger as remnants of the Morning Star perpetually rain down onto the surface of Europa, hoping to stop any Fallen from salvaging the debris for their own ends. As well, the Guardian is contacted by the artificial intelligence of Clovis Bray I, discovered to be a giant Exo head located deep within the Bray Exoscience facility. Further investigation reveals that Banshee-44, who fell unconscious at the same time the Morning Star was destroyed, is in fact the Exo form of the real Clovis Bray. Clovis-43 asked the Stranger to modify his memories so that upon his next reset, he would have no memory of the name Clovis Bray I or what the man had done. Banshee is disturbed by the revelation, but accepts it begrudgingly. Banshee assists the Guardian in finding and repairing the Lament, an exotic sword with a chainsaw blade used by Clovis during his war with the Vex on Europa. Banshee vows to never become his former, tyrannical self. Shortly after, Elsie and Ana reconcile to confront the giant Clovis AI together. Ana comes to understand Elsie's actions in killing her in that dark future while Elsie apologizes from withholding the truth, stating she was trying to protect Ana. The two sisters agree to work together and then confront Clovis and proclaim that they will use the Darkness to protect humanity from evil like him, instead of what Clovis had intended, which was to use it for research purposes only to continue the legacy of the Bray name.

Season of the Hunt

Shortly after Eramis' defeat, Commander Zavala informs the Guardian that the former Warlock Vanguard, the legendary Warlock Osiris, has been trying to assess the damage done by the Darkness' return. Osiris was investigating the Scarlet Keep on Earth's Moon in his belief that Xivu Arath—the Hive God of War and youngest sister to Oryx, the Taken King and Savathûn, the Witch Queen—would take advantage of the chaos. Osiris' Ghost, Sagira, was slain by the High Celebrant of Xivu Arath, leaving him Lightless. Sent to the Moon to save Osiris, the Guardian finds him on the hunt for the High Celebrant to avenge Sagira. Osiris is nearly killed by a Hive Knight in the Shrine of Oryx before he is rescued by a resurrected Uldren Sov, now a Guardian calling himself the Crow—upon resurrection, Guardians have no memory of their past lives. Crow tells them that his boss, the Spider, wants to see them. At his safehouse on the Tangled Shore, Spider reveals that the High Celebrant is using artifacts of Darkness called cryptoliths to corrupt Fallen, Cabal, and other Hive into a mindless, enraged army called Wrathborn, and proposes a partnership with the Guardian, offering his resources to help end the threat. Spider confides to the Guardian that he found the newly-reborn Uldren wandering the Reef and employed him, knowing the murderer of Cayde-6 would likely be killed again for his crime if he had been sent to the Last City. However, Spider secretly rigged Crow's Ghost, Glint (formerly Pulled Pork), with a bomb in case he were to go rogue, and warns the Guardian not to inform Crow of his former self. Meanwhile, the Awoken Queen, Mara Sov, informs the system of her intent to return to reality, confront Savathûn, and end the Dreaming City's curse.

Over the next few weeks, the Guardian assists Crow in hunting various Fallen and Hive Wrathborn across the Tangled Shore and the Dreaming City. During a mission to reforge the fabled exotic hand cannon Hawkmoon in the European Dead Zone, the Guardian learns more about what happened to Crow following his resurrection and grows to finally see that Crow is not the same person who killed Cayde-6, and the pair develop a strong relationship. Eventually, Crow and Osiris uncover the location of the High Celebrant in the Dreaming City, and Crow joins the Guardian in assassinating the Ascendant Hive Knight. As a reward, Spider promises the Guardian any prize from his lair, to which the Guardian responds by liberating Crow from his bondage under his boss. Spider reluctantly honors the deal, ordering the two to leave his lair. A grateful Crow questions why the Guardian freed him, to which the Guardian proclaims that Crow is also a Guardian. Shortly after, Spider has his engineers to remove the bomb from Glint, while Crow says he will remain on the Tangled Shore for a little while longer to help hunt down any remaining Wrathborn. In the final week of the season, Crow decides that he will leave the Reef. He said he thought about going off and exploring remote locations, like the planet Venus, but Osiris convinced him that he should come to the Tower, despite what others may think of him based on his previous life, and Crow proudly accepts himself as a Guardian.

Season of the Chosen

Following the defeat of Dominus Ghaul at the end of the Red War over three years ago, Caiatl, who helped Ghaul rise to power and is the daughter of the exiled Emperor Calus—who himself vanished without a trace following the events of Season of Arrivals—declared herself the Empress of the Cabal. She has since been piecing the fractured Cabal back together with her army called the Chosen. In her attempts to bring the remnants of the Red Legion under her command, she finds that several lingering outposts were corrupted by the Hive cryptoliths that created the Wrathborn. Her plans to locate and capture her estranged father were also halted due to the invading Pyramid fleet of the Darkness. With Xivu Arath pushed back as a result of the Guardian's efforts in defeating the Wrathborn, Caiatl comes to Earth to seek a possible truce with the Vanguard to team up against the Hive and the Darkness, but demands Commander Zavala and Osiris bow to her. Zavala refuses, and Caiatl instead marks the Guardians as enemies alongside the Hive.[15]

Release

Unveiled on June 9, 2020, Beyond Light was originally scheduled for release on September 22, 2020; however, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, its launch was delayed to November 10.[16] In addition to beginning Year 4 of Destiny 2's life cycle, Bungie described this release as the start of a new era for the franchise, as Beyond Light begins a trilogy of expansions where players "will explore the true nature of Light and Dark"—Beyond Light will be followed up by The Witch Queen in 2021 and Lightfall (working title) in 2022.[17] The expansion is available as paid downloadable content (DLC) and there was also a physical collector's edition and a digital deluxe edition, both of which, among other things, include the season passes for all four seasons of Year 4.[18] Seasonal content for Year 4 also changed. During Year 3, seasonal content was only accessible during the season it was active. While season passes are still available à la carte as they were during Year 3, the content of previous seasons in Year 4 can be experienced all year, regardless of when a player begins playing, much like the seasons during Year 2 of Forsaken's Annual Pass, though the player must still purchase each season's seasonal pass to access the content. Most seasonal triumphs, however, can only be completed during their respective season. The narrative across each season will also be more interconnected instead of being cut into individual seasonal arcs.[19] The expansion's first seasonal content, Season of the Hunt, began on November 10 alongside Beyond Light's release and will conclude on February 9, 2021, upon which Season of the Chosen will begin and run through May 11.[14]

Core client changes

Destiny 2's size over its first three years had grown too large for Bungie to efficiently update and maintain, creating several software bugs when they introduced new content. The total content had reached about 115 GB and often required large patches with some updates. Rather than focus on developing a Destiny 3, Bungie decided to work on refreshing the current Destiny 2 content and address the state of the game with Beyond Light.[20] Alongside Beyond Light, Bungie introduced the "Destiny Content Vault" (DCV) as part of this major reworking of the game. Five of the game's previous main worlds (Titan, Io, Mars, Mercury, and the Leviathan area) were removed from the game and placed in the DCV along with certain activities, including the campaigns, raids, weapons, armor, and items associated with those worlds. The DCV also includes all of the content from the original Destiny game. After Beyond Light, Bungie plans to go back to areas in the DCV and remaster them over time so that they can be better incorporated into the game at a later time (as seen with Earth's Moon location in the previous Shadowkeep expansion).[17] Because of this change, the install size of the game dropped by about 30 to 40% on all platforms, but did require players to effectively reinstall the full game upon Beyond Light's release.[21] The vaulting of content also aided Bungie to release updates content and patches much faster, as their development process is more manageable and the size of the updates much smaller to distribute.[22]

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