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Destiny 2 Removing Cold Front s Dragonfly Perk in Future Update
Bungie has revealed that the Cold Front submachine gun s Dragonfly perk in
Destiny 2 will be removed in a future update, following some technical issues. The announcement was made on Twitter by assistant game director Joe Blackburn, who revealed that the Cold Front gun will have Dragonfly replaced with the Swashbuckler perk, instead. Apparently, the perk was never intended to work with Kinetic weapons such as Cold Front. In a follow-up Tweet, Blackburn revealed that players looking for a fly perk for a Legendary Kinetic weapon will want to keep an eye out for the Vault of Glass when it releases sometime this year.
Bungie Talks About Vault Of Glass Returning In Destiny 2
The team is aiming to make Vault Of Glass feel like it did on your very first run.
Destiny 2 s big Beyond Light update may have started the process of retiring much of the game s old content, but Bungie is also bringing back some old favorites starting with the original Destiny raid, Vault of Glass. In a new interview with Polygon, assistant game director Joe Blackburn has explained how he s working to make sure the new version of Vault of Glass plays just how you remember, despite the differences between Destiny and the current version of Destiny 2.
Destiny 2’s Deep Stone Crypt raid perks may trickle down to other weapons
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Destiny 2’s best raids, and that’s due, in part, to the host of powerful and useful weapons players can get from it. Some of these weapons even include powerful, unique perks something we saw in the original
Destiny.
But those powerful perks won’t stay exclusive to the Deep Stone Crypt weapons forever. We spoke to
Destiny 2 assistant game director Joe Blackburn about trickle-down raid perks and what players can expect.
“We definitely want raids, when they come out, to be able to showcase ‘Hey, here’s some new, awesome things about weapons that we haven’t shown you before,’ and really get players excited about those rewards,” said Blackburn, highlighting the need for powerful weapons exclusive to Destiny’s pinnacle PvE activity. “We’ve sort of been all over the spectrum on here before. We’ve been in places where every good gun comes from a raid [.] And w