Destiny 2
Destiny 2 is an online first-person shooter developed by Bungie. The game was originally released as a paid game in 2017 and became free-to-play in October 2019 with “New Light.” The game is available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Windows, Stadia, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S and more.
“Destiny 2” is set in the “mythical science fiction” world and provides a multiplayer shared world environment with role-playing game elements. The game features player versus environment (PvE) and player versus player (PvP) activities. In PvE, players can participate in story missions, strikes, dungeons, raids, and free-roam patrol modes.
The game emphasizes exploration, interaction with non-player characters (NPCs), and public events. PvP offers both objective-based modes and traditional deathmatch game modes. Players take on the role of the Guardians, protectors of the last safe city on Earth, using a power called “Light” to protect humanity from various alien races and the looming dark threat.
Like its predecessor, Destiny 2 offers expansion packs that expand the story and introduce new content. The game has gone through different stages, including expansion packs such as Curse of Osiris, Warheart, Forsaken, Shadowkeep, and Beyond Light. In Destiny 2’s fourth year, major changes were made, with much of the game’s content from the first three years removed and placed in the Destiny content library.
The Beyond Light expansion introduced the power of darkness and marked the beginning of a new era for the series, followed by the Witch Queen and Fall of Light expansions. These expansions, along with Final Form, will bring the “Light and Dark Saga” to a close and pave the way for new ones.
Upon release, Destiny 2 received generally positive reviews from critics, praising its improvements over the original game, including its story, gameplay, visuals, multiplayer features, and public events. However, there are disagreements on certain aspects such as weapon classification and certain game modes. The game has received various awards.
Destiny 2 continues to evolve through regular updates, expansions, and seasonal content to provide players with a vast and immersive experience in an ever-expanding universe.
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Destiny 2 Trials of Osiris Rewards This Week
Trials of Osiris returns to Destiny 2 this weekend, giving players the chance to earn top gear in a limited-time PvP mode. Before infiltrating Saint-14’s arena, it’s worth checking Xur’s location to see if he has any exotic gear that could help you. Here’s what you need to know about Trials of Osiris this weekend:
- Map: Wormshafen
- Reputation Level 4: Upgrade Module
- Reputation Level 7: Enhanced Prism
- Reputation Level 10: Courier (Pulse Rifle)
- Reputation Level 13: Upgrade Module
- Reputation Level 16: Unexpected Resurrection (Glaive)
- Perfect Reward: Messenger (Proficient)
Additionally, Season of the Deep brings new rewards to the Trial Pool, including a golden shader called Glorious Patina, new ghost shells, ships, and sparrows. To earn glorious patina, players must complete a flawless run in Season 21. The weapon pool has been updated to include the Courier Pulse Rifle and the Unexpected Revival Sword as possible rewards.
A new badge has been added, each win requires earning the Flying Dove Medal and opening the Flawless Chest at the Lighthouse. This season also introduces an introductory mission that provides a tutorial for new Trials players, and completing it will reward players with the Astral Trials shotgun.
Test channel products have been improved. Path to Fortune now grants +75 Trial Reputation per victory, with additional rewards based on your current primary rank in the Trial, for a total of up to +150 Reputation. Walk of Mercy forgives two losses if you don’t reach perfection within a week, and reverts to forgiving one loss per card after a reset after reaching perfection.
The core game mode of this season’s Trials is Domination, chosen for its faster pace, diverse participation, and healthier sandbox diversity. The trial weapon comes with the Alacrity Origin Trait, which provides enhanced aim assist, reload speed, stability, and range when you’re the last member of a fireteam or running alone. Alternatively, you can switch to the Crucible Origins trait “Quiet Moments”, which greatly increases the speed of reloading when out of combat.
Trials of Osiris begins with its daily reset at 10am PT/1pm ET on Friday and continues with its weekly reset at the same time on Tuesday. Remember to visit Saint-14 in the Tower to receive a Trial Card, which determines rewards such as milestone rewards and loss forgiveness.
Achieving a “perfect” run by winning seven games without losing anything will earn you a trip to the lighthouse and special rewards, including proficiency weapons with additional stat bonuses. Your Trial Pass will not record losses and you will continue to earn rewards even if you don’t achieve a perfect run.
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What is the Trial of the Osiris Arms this week?
This week’s Trials of Osiris in Destiny 2 features the Courier (Proficiency) Pulse Rifle as a weapon reward. This powerful pulse rifle is a highly sought-after weapon in the Trials of Osiris. It is a kinetic weapon, which means it has no elemental damage type and uses primary ammunition.
The Trials of Osiris event will be available to players from June 16 to June 20, 2023. During this time, players can form fireteams and participate in competitive PvP modes for a chance to earn a Courier (Journeyman) pulse rifle. It’s worth noting that starting with Season of the Deep (S21), there are new requirements for playing Trials of Osiris.
To combat cheating, players must have the Lightfall DLC to participate in Trials of Osiris. This requirement ensures a fairer and more balanced experience for all players participating in the event.
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This week’s trial map
This week’s Trials of Osiris map in Destiny 2 is Wormhaven. Wormhaven is a Crucible map set on Titan that features narrow corridors, multi-level structures, and environmental hazards. It offers a combination of close combat and ranged engagements, so it’s important to have gear that’s versatile and adaptable to a variety of play styles.
In order to maximize your chances of getting a perfect run or increasing your win rate in Trials of Osiris, understanding the map and positioning is crucial. Familiarize yourself with the layout of Wormhaven, paying attention to key areas, lanes and chokepoints. Knowing where specific locations are marked on the map can greatly enhance communication and coordination with the fire department.
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