It lines perfectly with the reintroduction of Exo Stranger, Guardians’ mentor from the original game, whose reappearance will mark their first appearance first time since the original Destiny. Jupiter’s moon was initially teased a long time ago with concept art for Destiny, and with the newest expansion, players will finally have the opportunity to explore the mysterious birthplace of the Exo race. With Beyond Light, Bungie is trying to connect the sequel to the original game more by finally introducing the long-awaited destination that is Europa. As a result, it’s highly unlikely that Bungie will ever be able to develop an expansion similar to Forsaken in size and ambitiousness. Unfortunately, the team does not possess enough development resources to have both huge updates and regular seasonal activities. The reason, according to Smith, is plain simple - as an independent studio, Bungie is now limited by its budget whereas the development of Forsaken was comprehensively supported by Activision, which allowed the expansion to be that massive and innovative. While Beyond Light introduces brand new locations on Jupiter’s moon Europa, Forsaken was richer in both extensive story content and revolutionary gameplay features. Related: Bungie Wants Destiny 2 To Return To the 'Feeling Of Destiny 1'ĭuring a recent livestream on the Twitch Gaming channel, Destiny 2 director Luke Smith addressed the size of the upcoming Beyond Light expansion confirming that it’s not as big as Forsaken, although it is effectively the second-largest update for the game. With Beyond Light, all the style variants will automatically be added into the system from all the gear pieces ever stored on players’ accounts, which will ultimately allow clearing those overstuffed vaults. For instance, as revealed by Bungie, gamers won’t have to keep old items for the sole purpose of using in a transmogrification system anymore. But as much as players are excited for a massive batch of new story content, there’re also quality-of-life features and improvements they should look forward to. The latest launch trailer for Destiny 2: Beyond Light sets the mood for the upcoming expansion that will put Guardians right into the heart of a furious battle between the Light and the Dark. Still, the anticipated update is expected to introduce a reasonable amount of new content for players to stay engaged. As much as Destiny 2: Beyond Light is a big expansion, it is nowhere near as massive as Forsaken once was - and likely none of the future expansions will ever be.
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