While raids and raid lairs will still offer their regular powerful rewards once per week, other milestones will change to a four-day cycle. Rather than a set number of milestones, what you do in a given week will vary. When the Forsaken launches, hardcore players will have much more on their plates. Iron Banner and Faction Rally events, catalysts, and other activities offer other objectives to chase, but it’s hard not to feel discouraged from playing after a certain point every week, which isn’t exactly what you want out of a “hobby” game. And once you complete these weekly milestones, you don’t have too many other ways of leveling up. Milestones currently have you heading to the same activities to accomplish the same tasks every week. At the start of each week in Destiny 2, you get a fresh new slate of milestones which offer “powerful” loot – the only kind that can increase your power level in the lategame.Īlthough this system makes it easy to see what you should do to increase your power, it also has its flaws. One of the most prominent changes from the original Destiny to Destiny 2 is the increased focus on weekly milestones. We spoke to Destiny 2 game director Steve Cotton about both of these changes, and he shed plenty of light on how players can expect to change up their guns and weekly schedule around the new mods and milestones in Forsaken. This September, fans will find two major aspects have been altered: Milestones, which will become more plentiful and fluid, and mods, which will hopefully become a more meaningful way to customize your gear.
Although Forsaken promises to give Destiny 2 players plenty of new things to do (a new campaign, two new destinations, the new Gambit mode), it’s also making big changes to some of the things already on offer.
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