Although Bungie's instructional tutorial 'New Light' enhances the player experience and understanding of game mechanics, there is a lot of information left for players to learn. The game is full of content to be explored, from Public Events that spawn inside game areas to PvE or PvP activities. With Festival of the Lost out next week and introducing some cool new ideas, it isn’t such a bad time to hop into Destiny 2.Destiny 2 is one of the more popular MMO-styled games on the market right now, known for its in-depth lore, quests, and activities. Though the Emblem and shader will remain exclusive, the two new emotes will be coming to Eververse at an unspecified point in the future. “ Forsaken Veterans” can expect these bonuses in December.

As for players who purchased the Expansion Pass before diving into Forsaken, they’ll receive exclusive benefits, like a unique Emblem and shader, a few consumables (which can be earned in-game), and two emotes – Knife Trick and Coin Flip – for free. This change is pretty cool, especially for those who want to skip paying for the terrible Curse of Osiris and underwhelming Warmind DLCs. However, newcomers could invest in the Destiny 2: Forsaken Legendary Collection, which includes the base game, the Expansion Pass, and Forsaken, all for $59.99. Originally, anyone who played Destiny 2 (or received it free as part of their PlayStation Plus subscription) would have to purchase the Expansion Pass, and then Forsaken.

This change will go into effect starting on October 16th. In its recent weekly update, the developer announced that the Expansion Pass will soon be included with Forsaken at no extra cost.

If you’re still wary about playing Bungie’s Destiny 2, especially since Forsaken requires owning Curse of Osiris and Warmind, then there’s good news.

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