Raid mods are also going to undergo a significant change as well. Now players won’t have to feel like they need to stack enhanced reload mods for example, and have an opportunity to try out something different. All enhanced mods are getting deleted, and the regular mods are being tuned up to match the old enhanced mod’s power. Not only does that remove an un-fun, and un-wanted layer of RNG, but it also will free up a ton of vault and inventory space.ĭestiny 2 has very limited storage options both on your character and in your vault, and anything to alleviate that problem is a positive development.Īlso, enhanced mods are now going to be the standard going forward. You can slot any weapon enhancement mod into any armor. The most significant change is that starting with Beyond Light, weapons will no longer be restricted to certain elements. The changes to mods announced in yesterday’s TWAB, that are being added alongside Beyond Light, addresses, well, just about every problem that most people had with Armor 2.0 when it was introduced. While Armor 2.0 was still an improvement over what was there before, this wrinkle was a wet blanket that dampened enthusiasm.Įventually, Bungie would introduce a system that allowed players to spend materials to change the element of an armor, but this process is expensive and didn’t address the underlying issue. So if you had found a powerful stat roll armor, you might get burned if the element wasn’t what you wanted. Meaning if you have an Arc chest piece, you can’t slot Hand Cannon mods in there as they are assigned to the Void element. Many in the hardcore community, however, took issue with a new layer of RNG that was thrown in with armor 2.0, namely, elemental armor pieces.Ĭertain mods, including crucial weapon finder and reload mods, were tied to specific elements that could only be slotted into matching elemental armor.
Instead of praying to the RNG gods that you’d get an armor piece that worked within your build, it was much easier now to unlock the mod you wanted/needed to create fun builds. When Destiny 2 launched Armor 2.0, many, including myself, cheered the move as it finally made armor interesting again.įor all of Destiny 2 up until that point, getting good armor was entirely dependent on luck, and even then its impact on your builds was questionable unless you got the absolute godliest of god rolls.Īrmor 2.0, when it released alongside Shadowkeep, allowed players to slot in armor perks that they had unlocked.
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