Bungie Shows Off Destiny 2's New Supers And Addresses The Crafting Issues

This week in Destiny features the Jumpmaster campaign, crafting issues addressed, deterministic recoil for specific weapons, and new supers.

The Bungie Foundation launched a campaign in partnership with Team Rubicon to support veterans and provide humanitarian aid during crises. It includes a new emote being added to the shooter called Jumpmaster, with all profits going to the Bungie Foundation and Team Rubicon.

Also, Bungie addressed an issue known as "The Craftening," where players exploited weapon crafting to create overpowered gear. They explain the complexity of fixing such issues, including the challenges of live updates and how they had to disable certain perks temporarily. 

Additionally, deterministic recoil for weapons like Auto Rifles and Pulse Rifles will be introduced starting in Season 22. This change makes weapon recoil patterns predictable, allowing players to learn and compensate for them.

Moreover, Guardians are encouraged to explore the Spire in Season of the Witch…but are warned about hidden surprises. Some mysteries are challenging to uncover, so players should remain cautious.

Furthermore, the team teased the addition of the Thorn catalyst in Season 23, suggesting players revisit this iconic Exotic Hand Cannon. And The Pale Heart, a primary destination in The Final Shape, is introduced as a constantly evolving and visually captivating location.

Finally, Bungie previewed three new Supers coming in The Final Shape: Twilight Arsenal for Titans, Storm’s Edge for Hunters, and Song of Flame for Warlocks.