Bungie is summarizing all the changes made in the upcoming Destiny 2 Guardian Games event, with long-awaited features like Strike scoring.
bungie, of Destiny 2 It's already laying the groundwork for its next big event, this year's Guardian Games. Effectively the equivalent of the Olympics for magic super soldiers, the Guardian Games has historically served as a change of pace for both the players and the ongoing seasonal narrative, and the event's 2022 iteration looks no different in that regard.
On that note, Destiny 2 is making potentially big changes to how Guardian Games will work going forward. While the essence and atmosphere of the event will remain essentially the same, the mechanics of how players interact with the new content seem to have been revamped from the ground up, with the biggest change being the introduction of Strike scoring.
While the 2021 Guardian Games won't introduce any major new playlists or mechanics, the 2022 version of the event will open up three entirely new playlists: Fun, Education, and Competitive. To earn the maximum number of medals, players need to jump into different playlists on different days, look at their particular scoring system (individual and fireteam based) and try to earn as high a Hit point as possible. The reason strike scoring is notable is because mind is first in Destiny The fact that it's a beloved feature and its presence on Guardian Games might suggest that Bungie is looking to re-introduce it in the future.
Alongside the new Strike score playlists, players wishing to compete in Guardian Games can also get special Contestant Cards that grant the games currency and Medals for playing evergreen activities such as Raids, Dungeons and the current seasonal activity, PsiOps. battlefields. One of the rewards for doing this will be a new Hakke Void SMG, The Title. The gun is particularly remarkable because of Destiny 2 it could be the next best Void 3.0 SMG.
Guardian Games 2022 will kick off on May 3 as a free-to-play event where any player can compete. Some of the revealed rewards include unique Class items, new SMG, various resources, cosmetics, and a special emblem to be awarded. enters the top 10% of the highest performing Guardians when the event closes. This, incidentally, will be the best opportunity for players to enjoy the sandbox meta available in both PvE and PvP modes, because Destiny 2 has already made major weapon changes for next season.
As Hunters wins Guardian Games 2021 for the second time in a row, Titan and Warlock players can very well use this remastered version and new playlists from Guardian Games to finally take the crown for a year. Due to the imbalance in the number of players playing in the different classes (Hunters are the most), but that's easier said than done.
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