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Destiny 2, but it’s better to wait on more Destiny 2 Expansion 1 details before deciding whether to invest in the DLC or not.According to Bungie, the Infinite Forest, an area you access from Mercury is filled with new challenges and activities to complete. Finishing these activities unlocks all-new weapons, armor and gear. Expect new competitive multiplayer areas and a dancing emote too. Emotes are emotional reactions that you can use to communicate with other players without speaking.Read: Destiny 2 Classes: Which Class Should You Choose?Destiny 2 Curse of Osiris Level Cap DetailsAfter the launch of Curse of Osiris, you can make your Guardian even more powerful than they already are.The new expansion and the game update raise the level cap of Guardians to 25, giving you something new to work toward. Remember, the XP you get from killing enemies and completing missions in Destiny 2 goes toward your Guardian’s level.Curse of Osiris also raises the maximum power level of every Guardian to 335. The weapons and gear you carry into battle determine power level. The more deadly and exotic your equipment, the higher your power level is.Destiny 2 Curse of Osiris RequirementsBesides paying for Destiny 2 Expansion 1, you need to make sure that your Xbox One, PS4 or Windows PC meets the update’s storage requirements.PS4 gamers must clear more space on their console than any other platform. The update requires 88GB of free storage space before it will pre-download. Sony recently updated the PS4 to support external hard drives, so buy one of the best PS4 hard drives if you have less than that.To pre-download the expansion on Xbox One you need 44GB of free storage space. Like the PS4, Xbox One also supports external hard drives. Use Gotta Be Mobile’s Best Xbox One Hard Drives round-up to

PC Gaming Sign in to your Game Rant account Although Bungie initially planned to host a livestream focused on the new gear in Destiny 2: Curse of Osiris, the developer has decided to change things up. The livestream has been canceled and in its place, Bungie will release a blog post detailing “high priority information.” The livestream cancellation is sure to take the community by surprise but is arguably the right move for Bungie right now. After two livestreams failed to impress and Bungie confirmed an XP cooldown was in the game (it has since been removed), the developer has found itself in hot water, and a stream focused on “selling” its upcoming DLC was unlikely to be met with any positivity. There was a lot of hope surrounding these livestreams, but players soon found that Bungie chose to use them as a platform to reveal new content and avoid talking about improvements and updates. And with only one stream left, Bungie faced a lose-lose situation, even though director Luke Smith said he would discuss improvements in a separate post. Instead, Bungie will now presumably address the feedback it has received since Destiny 2's launch in a more direct matter. We shared a list of features we would like to see improved earlier today, but there is a laundry list of small changes that would go a long way towards improving Destiny 2’s quality of life. Chief among players’ concerns is the state of the endgame in Destiny 2, which doesn’t feel rewarding and implements systems that are limiting and confusing. It also didn’t help that one of the Curse of Osiris streams claimed to highlight how rewarding the new DLC is and instead players only received two tokens and one rare gear piece after completing a new Public Event. It may have taken Destiny 1 some time to find a balance between rewarding players and keeping them interested in the content, but Destiny 2 does feel like a step backward in several ways. What should have been an experience built on the foundation and lessons learned in Year 3 was instead a reinvention of the series that had its own problems and missteps. Now Bungie faces a vocal community that has grown frustrated and is looking for details on how things will get better. Tomorrow is a pivotal moment for Destiny 2 in the eyes of its dedicated fans, and Bungie is well aware how much rides on this blog post. Destiny 2: Curse of Osiris releases September 5, 2017 for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

Fly. What about a bird of prey name instead? No? Well, try to imagine you’re pouncing, maybe. But rampant means – oh, Bungie, buy a dictionary and a book about wildlife.PeacekeepersMecha Holster: Reloads stowed submachine guns and allows you to ready them instantly.“I like SMGS,” you say, thoughtfully, furrowing your honest Titan brow, “But I think I could like them … more?” Good news.DunemarchersLinear Actuators: Increases sprint speed. Sprinting builds up a static charge. After melee attacking an enemy that charge will chain damage to nearby enemies.Returning from Rise of Iron, the Dunemarchers make you run fast. Why not call them Sonic something? That would be funny. Funnier than “Lucky Pants”, anyway. Oh by the way when you punch someone while wearing these you hit everyone nearby. Please don’t ask why.Mk. 44 Stand Asides [Curse of Osiris]Seriously, Watch Out: Grants an overshield when sprinting at full health with Seismic Strike, Hammer Strike, or Shield Bash equipped. Hits with these abilities recharge a portion of your melee energy.Oh no, come on, Bungie! Don’t give the Titans yet more punch power and encourage their jerk knee-to-the-face move. This sounds really fun. Nerf it.That’s it for now – we’ll let you know about any new Exotic armours added down the track.Destiny 2 Exotics: all Titan armour including new Curse of Osiris gear posted first on

The Good Visually impressiveAdds some variety The Bad Destiny 2 still needs more content Destiny 2’s first DLC expansion has arrived in the form of Curse of Osiris. Ben Griffin blasted through it as fast as possible to see whether it’s worth buying.When you reach 305 light in Destiny 2, you can tell Bungie wanted a less grind-heavy and more accessible end-game. Random loot is still the staple, but a simplification of the whole system and removing the need to finish the raid for the ‘phattest’ loot made reaching the digital zenith much less arduous.Yet the amount of content was flagging and useful progress really only required logging in every now and then to finish the weekly challenges. Many once loyal Guardians were getting bored and playing other games, making the arrival of Curse of Osiris rather important.This is especially true when you consider Bungie has managed to upset the community and, on the surface, a lack of depth in Curse of Osiris will only add flames to the raging fire going on in the official Bungie forums and in the comments section of most major gaming websites.Admittedly, I’m still playing Destiny 2 and there are some positives to be found in Curse of Osiris. Nothing groundbreaking, but enough to provide a much needed shot of longevity. So what is new and should you spend money on it?Destiny 2: Curse of Osiris ─ What is the story like?Fuse the plot line of the Matrix with Destiny and you are pretty close to what is going on in Destiny 2. Basically, the Vex is making a deadly, world-destroying simulation thing (we lost interest) and you have to stop it, with the help of legendary Guardian Osiris and his sassy ghost providing some mild comedy in Cayde-6’s noticeable absence.We will spare you any spoilers, not that there are many because the back of a crisp packet would provide you with more character development and depth than Bungie has, but at least you have some sort of narrative pushing you along.Around three or so hours in, the final battle takes place and you