Destiny 2 is almost upon us, as launch gets closer more information is being released. In the new issue of Edge Magazine Bungie revealed that certain high level activities will not allow players to edit their load out-mid mission like we could in Destiny 1. Bungie also revealed that Nightfall will now feature a timer, making the activity harder.
In Destiny 2 certain high level activities will require that you plan and set your build up properly before the mission starts, not allowing any changes to your loadout and subclass during the activity.
The Nightfall timer is pretty straight forward, instead of having an infinite amount of time to complete the strike like we had in Destiny 1 we now have a time limit to get to the end and get rewards. If your entire team dies or the time expires you will all be returned to orbit and have to start the Nightfall strike from the beginning again.
With Destiny 2’s launch rapidly approaching we wont have to wait long to see how these changes effect the gameplay most of us have already experienced playing Destiny 1.
Destiny 2 launches for Playstation 4, Xbox One September 6th and on October 24th for PC