Destiny 2's Festival Of The Lost Is Getting New Activities; Check Out The Armor
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Destiny 2's Festival Of The Lost Is Getting New Activities; Check Out The Armor
"The six-player activity is called Haunted Altars, and according to Destiny design lead Clayton Kisko, it sees the Headless Ones--huge Halloween-themed boss monsters who sport pumpkins where their heads used to be--finally escaping from the Lost Sectors where they've been holed up for previous festivals. As for the PvP activity, it's called Red Rumble. Bungie didn't provide any details as to what the activities will actually be, but they should shake up the formula of raiding Lost Sectors,"
"This year also sees the return of "hocus-focusing," which allows you to pick the loot you'll receive during the event. You'll need Eerie Engrams, which drop from Festival activities, and Candy, the currency you'll get throughout the Festival of the Lost period. Hocus-focusing allows you to receive specific weapons from the Festival loot pool, or to grab Exotic gear, as long as you have the Candy to pay for it."
"Alongside a few new details about Destiny 2's Halloween celebration, Bungie also showed off this year's Festival of the Lost cosmetic armor ornaments, which are themed around pop-culture killers. Players voted between armor sets themed on Slashers and Specters back in January, but it seems as though Bungie combined elements of both groups into the final armor set. Hunters can grab armor themed around the look of a ghostly bride (whic"
Festival of the Lost will add a six-player PvE called Haunted Altars featuring Headless Ones escaping Lost Sectors and a three-player PvP activity called Red Rumble. Bungie provided no detailed mechanics for the new activities but indicated they will alter the recurring Lost Sector formula. Hocus-focusing returns, enabling players to use Eerie Engrams and Candy to select specific Festival weapons or purchase Exotic gear from the event loot pool. The event will include themed cosmetic armor and special weapons inspired by pop-culture killers, with the final armor set blending elements from previously voted Slashers and Specters.
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