Destiny 2 will receive the return of the Osiris Tests as part of season 10. Changes are coming to Nueva Luz, among other developments.
Preparations for the new season of Destiny 2 do not stop. That string of changes that we have been seeing in recent weeks has given way to the return of one of the most beloved ways. Yes, the Osiris Tests debut in the sequel.
In a new development newspaper, several managers in Bungie talk about the process of adapting the game mode to the current built universe. That balance achieved in the original has been completely undone in the middle of 2020. I needed changes, adjustments and a multitude of tests until I could find the key. Recall that in the Osiris Tests players face each other with no power limit, so it still requires more work if possible with respect to Crucible.
Although we do not know the total number of maps it will include, we do know that it will represent three of the maps seen in the first Destiny. The Anomaly, Blue Exodus and La Caldera have been the trio chosen to debut with a renewed visual aspect and updated to the new version of the engine.
So will the sets of primal Osiris, whose countenance will change depending on what we have done within the mode in a complete strip. The Osiris Tests will arrive at Destiny 2 on March 13.
Future changes; goodbye to luminous engrams
In an open letter, Luke Smith, director of the game, commented on several of the changes that will be made in the short and long term. From season 10, the luminous engrams will cease to be acquired objects. Eververse will dispense with them in their store because they want "players to know what it costs something before buying it", and these were not governed by this principle. However, they will still appear as free bonuses on the season pass.
Luke acknowledges that the free version, New Light, overflowed in number of players. "We greatly underestimate the number of guardians who would arrive at the Cosmodrome." Therefore, Nueva Luz will receive a new introduction this fall, in addition to reinforcing the entire initial experience.
Together with this progression, this season will change the operation of adventure management. There have been few voices that have described as "overwhelming" the number of follow-ups you can have at once. All objectives will be categorized according to the timeline they follow. For example, the exceptional ones have their own category, while the exclusive ones of the season will be in their own category. This will allow players who have pending objectives to complete without knowing what exactly corresponds, or if they are skipping previous steps.
