Destiny 2 Updates: Bungie has updated the new Stasis clips in Destiny 2: Beyond Light as part of today’s patch and will add more weapons to the world’s plunder lake in a future update.
The Stasis and loot variation has been a major point of public response since the expansion release, and that goes with our Destiny 2: Beyond Light review continues. Today’s revival will dominate our newly frozen Guardians, especially the Shadebinder Warlocks, and change the way they act on Crucible. Here is a complete list of changes.
Shadebinder Warlock Super is constantly evolving, preventing cracks from bosses who shoot once.
Today’s episode also increases the amount of fracture damage reduction provided by Resilience, to 90 Resilience.
The speed of the Shadebinder Warlock melee projectile was reduced by 20%, and the distance was reduced from 28 meters to 16 meters.
The Shadebinder Warlock Super duration is reduced from 30 seconds to 24 seconds.
The cost of light attack power has decreased slightly from 5% to 4.5% to eliminate this.
The speed required by the Cold Snap Stasis grenade has been reduced by 23%.
PvP Only – Heavy Shadebinder Warlock Super heavy attack no longer hurts unprotected players.
Many Stasis skills remain unrestricted, but Warlocks was the worst category in PvP, so these are welcome changes. I suspect we will see at least one Stasis tunnel pass before the end of the season, but only time will tell.
Destiny 2 New Weapons
Image Source: News BreakThese Stasis changes are out today, but players will have to wait a while for a change to take place in the spoils. In the update on November 24, Bungie will expand the famed pool by adding “all Seventh Seraph weapons from Season 10” and all “System 11 weapons of the year for revenge.” Plus, new items will be able to go downhill, so you won’t see many ancient weapons (ahem, Long Shadow) in the future.
“Infusion caps are designed to help keep Destiny 2 flexible and ensure that all-new rewards are fun and worth the meta, Bungie explained in a blog post, referring to the newly installed sunset program.
Some weapons from Season 11 are already available in the game, so it’s hard to pinpoint how many guns this update will add to the spoils. If I were to guess, there is somewhere in the 20th to 25th grade, which is a decent chunk.
The addition of Seventh Seraph weapons from Season 10 and the Ikelos weapons from Season 11 will also make Warmind Cell easier to build, especially for new players.
The price reduction could be a very influential review here, however, because it will put new guns in front of players more often. In any case, this is also good to see.
The main task in Destiny 2: Beyond Light is built on the problems of COVID-19 and the emergence of Nolan North.
