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I must admit, most of this is used as infusion fuel for my favourite weapons, but this system has undergone a change, with the introduction of extra consumables being required to infuse. Luckily, loot drops come thick and fast, and follow the familiar Destiny pattern for expansions, where blue rarity gear soon starts dropping at a higher power level than the legendary and exotic kit you were wearing at the end of the last expansion. Add to this the presence of both the Hive and the Cabal, along with regular Fallen on the surface and the scene is set for some epic battles. There are ones that rush you and explode – the Screeb – there are other with metal shields that deflect bullets, some that channel the power of fire and try to set you alight, and others who just wear stupid crown like hats and snipe with crossbows from afar. The Barons in question, and their followers, all started life out as Fallen, but have changed and mutated to become very different now. Of course, if you can rope in a friend or two it will make progress very much smoother.

#Forsaken game stop series#

What this translates to is a series of missions that you have to complete to get him on your side, after which he will reveal the location of the Fallen Barons and you can get your vengeance underway.Įach of the Barons has a recommended power level, and the missions are very challenging, so it’s best to pay attention to the level requirements. It turns out Spider used to run the Tangled Shore, at least until the Fallen Barons rocked up on his doorstep, and he’d quite like to rule it again.

Spider is a Fallen, with a kind of spider leg chassis, like the final boss in the Rise of Iron raid from Destiny 1.

When we land there, we get to meet the Queen’s Wrath again, Petra Venj, and a new character, known only as Spider. This introduces new areas to the story, starting with The Tangled Shore, an outpost on the edge of The Reef, the traditional Awoken homeland.

After he is down, and his Ghost is gone, Uldren kills Cayde with his own gun, and the scene is set for a good old fashioned revenge mission to bring his killers down. One thing Bungie have always been great at is the extended cut scene, and this is one of the greatest, with Cayde brought down by a gang of Fallen Barons working together from the shadows. It was good to see the Prison again, after the amount of time we spent there in Destiny, and the scene where Cayde dies trying to stop an escape is very emotionally charged. He was killed by Uldren Sov, Prince of the Awoken and brother to the missing Queen Mara, in a prison break from the Prison of Elders. Nathan Fillion’s delivery of his character has always been one of the highlights of Destiny for me, so to lose him is a real blow. I’m saddened by this, as I feel that we could have lost Zavala or Ikora with just as much impact on the story. In what is probably the most heavily trailed story event I have ever seen, Cayde-6, everyone’s favourite member of the Vanguard, is dead. On now to the meat of why we are here – the Forsaken expansion. I have noticed that since this expansion released there are a lot more Guardians floating about, so the potential is there for fun times. This is a lot of fun, but you really need a fireteam or an obliging bunch of nearby Guardians if you hope to progress. This expansion also introduced the Escalation Protocol, a horde type experience where the partaking Guardians are required to defeat increasingly tough waves of enemies.

The character of Rasputin, the voice over of Stephen Fry, and the introduction of Ana Bray, heir to Clovis Bray made the story a lot more engaging. This is a better expansion, with the story missions being more of a challenge, and a couple of fun Strikes being created. The second expansion, Warmind, deals with the last AI Warmind in existence, Rasputin, and how he can be used to defeat an ancient Hive worm god.