Destiny 2: Into the Light – Bungie Backtracks Slightly on Time-Gating BRAVE Weapons

Instead of releasing six weapons on April 9th and the rest weekly until May 21st, they'll all be available by April 30th.

Posted By | On 31st, Mar. 2024

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With the positive feedback surrounding Destiny 2: Into the Light ahead of its arrival on April 9th, it seemed a given that Bungie would screw something up. Sure enough, when revealing the BRAVE weapons available with Onslaught, it announced that six would be available at launch. The remainder would unlock each week till May 21st.

Given its history of time-gating and drip-feeding content, the decision attracted backlash from players. Fortunately, Bungie has backtracked on the same. Sort of. Instead of May 21st, the remaining six weapons will be available by April 30th.

“We still think it’s important to have fresh rewards to look forward to in the first few weeks, and we want to pack the first half of Destiny 2: Into the Light before introducing more playable content in the second half.” Player retention rates are likely the reason, and though three new Crucible maps are coming in May, one has to wonder if Into the Light will be enough to sustain players past April.

Two classic Exotic missions and a new PvE challenge called Pantheon are also coming, with more details in the next livestream on April 2nd. Stay tuned in the meantime.


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