Destiny 2 Year 4 is set to be its biggest yet. The Darkness is coming, with waves and waves of Pyramid Ships bearing down on the system. Bungie is setting the stage to make some big permanent changes to the game, and it looks like they plan to support Destiny 2 for years to come, including a next-gen release. The next phase of that evolution begins this fall, with some major changes to reward structures, shifting desirable rewards away from the paid Eververse economy over to actual in-game rewards for playing the game.
In this week?s ?This Week at Bungie? blog post, Director Luke Smith took some time to address the ongoing player concerns that Destiny 2?s activities were devoid of meaningful rewards to chase while the paid Eververse store filled up with the game?s best-looking cosmetics for way too much money. ?In today?s Destiny 2, the balance of the game?s rewards is not where we want it to be. To be blunt, there isn?t enough pursuit out in the world. We?re going to fix it.? There are quite a few ways those fixes are coming, including moving items to the game?s actual loot pools, adding full armor transmogrification, and making sure Eververse items aren?t themed around seasonal themes and playlist activities.
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