Destiny 2 might be bringing much-needed changes for a Beyond Light weapon, and gamers can't wait to see what Bungie is planning.

Bungie is bringing No Land Beyond to Destiny 2, albeit with the name, New Land Beyond. No Land Beyond was a fan-favorite Exotic sniper rifle in D1, so it’s return will very much be welcomed.

This is alluding to update 8.2.0 for Episode Heresy, and below are the changes found by the OP: Hitting a red bar now adds two redirection stacks instead of one Redirection now stacks to 30 ...

Destiny 2’s third and final Episode of its experimental year between its old Light and Darkness saga and its new Frontiers era has just arrived. Heresy, which revives old foe Oryx and could see ...

This is essentially the same collection of content you’ll find in the Destiny 2: The Light & Darkness collection on Steam, which is currently available for $44.99, bringing together a trio of ...

Destiny 2's Light and Darkness Saga is poised to wrap up yet again this week, as part of a "final epilogue" developer Bungie is calling Heresy. Notably, though, the studio has warned it won't be ...

Finality’s Auger is really out there as far as Destiny weapons go, with functionality that you cannot get anywhere else. Furthermore, the damage potential is up there with the highest in the ...

all the way back to Destiny 1 and straight through Destiny 2, but today we are at…another end of an era, this time the epilogue of The Final Shape and this entire saga, and the launch of a new ...

Destiny 2’s Light and Darkness saga is ending, but before it has the chance to launch into its new expansion, there are more narrative details to be unearthed – enter Heresy Act 1, packed with ...