Destiny 2 Lightfall | DLC

Destiny 2: Lightfall is a DLC expansion for the iconic MMORPG FPS Destiny 2 developed by Bungie included in this DLC is a new Season Pass for the 20th season of the game, a new raid location, campaign, dungeons, subclasses, and many more. Soldiers of the shadow legion battle with Guardians under the shadows of the fleet overhead – the witness and its newest disciple are here. With everything going on already you will also begin your own journey into discovering the hidden threads that bind us, develop the ability to unravel them, and master to weave them anew. With this new power, you will help your fellow guardians to weather the impossible.   Travel to a location unlike anything you have seen before Destiny 2 Neptunian city is a technologically advanced neon metropolis home to the bone-chilling tormentors, and the valiant cloud striders it is here you make a stand against the shadow legion. Harness the power of darkness and pluck at the threads of reality with three new subclasses: Warlock: Architect – Effortlessly manipulate the weave using your mind! From the backline, you can twist strands into sentient creatures that will do your bidding. Hunter: Threadrunner – Masters of movement, speed, and grace the city is your playground. Grasp threads and create new ones to dart through the air, allowing you to find the fastest way between two points. Titan: Tyrant – Tear at the strand and manifest claws to sever your target’s connection from the weave. Leap into harm’s way with wild abandon, a Tyrant draws the line no one crosses. Team up with fellow guardians as you confront the enemy throughout the city of Neomuna, fight in the new raid and challenge the two new pinnacle dungeons.   You will need the base game of Destiny 2 to access this DLC content Reviews Lightfall is exceptional, it is the culmination in a way of everything Destiny has been building toward. Many have said that, although Lightfall is gearing us toward the end, it feels like a new beginning. GGRecon   Destiny 2’s Lightfall expansion doesn’t make a good first impression, but beneath a threadbare story that relies on an exasperatingly fuzzy motivation for your Guardian, it still feels mechanically satisfying to dive into. GameSpot