What’s up with the Bungie 30th Anniversary Pack? Is that a full expansion? Image: Bungie Either way, it’s worth being a little cautious - especially when you can just buy into it later. Maybe that’s only a day or two into The Witch Queen, maybe it’s a month.
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Instead, opt for the standard edition of the most recent expansion (right now, The Witch Queen), then upgrade to the deluxe edition once you’re sure you enjoy it. However, if you’re reading this guide because you don’t know where to start with Destiny, you shouldn’t buy the deluxe edition - at least not yet. If you’re someone who really loves Destiny and you’re confident you’re going to be playing through the entirety of 2023, the deluxe edition is actually an excellent value. The Lightfall deluxe edition (also called “Annual Pass”) includes some extra cosmetics, a unique Exotic that won’t be available for other Lightfall owners until a later date, all four seasons scheduled for 2023, and two new dungeons planned for 2023. The base version of Lightfall gives you the new expansion, all the Exotics that come with it, the Strand power set, a new raid, a new campaign, and a season pass. The deluxe editions, meanwhile, cost a cool $99.99 and come with a year’s worth of Destiny 2 content.Īs it’s the next expansion, let’s take Lightfall as an example. Maybe it’s terrible! Who knows? (That said, Bungie’s expansions have steadily increased in quality since the low point of 2019’s Shadowkeep, so our hopes are high.) Are Destiny 2 expansion deluxe editions worth it?ĭestiny 2’s expansions generally cost $49.99 on release (because they include the in-game season they launch with, which typically costs $9.99 and lasts about three months) before dropping to $39.99. Because we haven’t played it, we can’t tell you it’s better or as good as The Witch Queen. Lightfall, the next expansion, is slated for Feb. All the conversation and much of the play happens around the freshest content, which is where you want to be.Īs of this writing, 2022’s The Witch Queen expansion is the latest to come out, and it’s excellent. You want to be where the players are, as Destiny 2 is ultimately a social game (even though you can play it anti-socially if you prefer). There are decent Destiny 2 expansions and great expansions, but in this case, quality doesn’t matter as much as relevancy. Destiny 2 isn’t an MMO where you’re best served catching up with everything before reaching your friends. If you want to get into Destiny 2, the most important purchase you can make is and always will be the most recent expansion - especially if it’s only a few days, weeks, or even months old. The first Destiny 2 expansion you should buy is. While you can start Destiny 2 as a free-to-play player, the real meat of the game is in its expansions. But the biggest and most important decisions you’ll make come down to when and where you should spend your money on the game. If you’re new to Destiny 2, you’re going to need a lot of help and patience to get into the game (trust us, it’s worth it).
Where to start in Destiny 2 Image: Bungie
Destiny 2: The Final Shape (202?) - price TBA.Destiny 2: The Witch Queen (2022) - $39.99, or $79.99 for the deluxe edition.Destiny 2: Bungie 30th Anniversary Pack (2021) - $24.99.Destiny 2: Forsaken (2018) - Now known as “the Forsaken pack,” $19.99.Here is the complete list of expansions and packs from Destiny 2, ranging from the game’s original launch to the upcoming Lightfall and Final Shape expansions. The complete list of Destiny 2’s major content updates Before we get into recommendations, let’s quickly go over all of the updates. If you’ve been watching from the sidelines for years, you may not be aware of just how many updates Bungie has developed for their MMO since its original launch in 2017. Destiny 2 has a long history, which makes it difficult to just dive into the game in 2022 or 2023.
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