Destiny 2: Beyond Light delayed until November 10
Oh no!
What you need to know
- Destiny 2: Beyond Light is an upcoming expansion for the base game.
- It was supposed to launch on September 22.
- Now it's coming on November 10.
- The current season, Season of Arrivals, has been extended too.
Recently, Bungie released the "Season of Arrivals" for Destiny 2. During the livestream, the team also discussed upcoming content like future expansions until 2022 and how the game will just be called Destiny going forward. The first expansion that was supposed to drop on September 22is called Beyond Light. It adds a new Europa region and a new threat.
Unfortunately, Bungie just announced that the content has been pushed back to November 10 to polish it up. The pandemic is causing delays because working from home presents its own challenges when it comes to collaboration and game development. You can read the post that appeared on Twitter below.
You can preorder the expansion for $40 on the Microsoft Store. You'll have to wait to access a lot of the content, but you'll get some cool cosmetic items immediately if you preorder.
New area
In Beyond Light, Guardians will explore a new destination. Brave harsh weather conditions and uncover the secrets that lie deep under the ancient ice, including a brand-new raid.
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