Destiny’s Gjallarhorn, “Select Exotics” Won’t Have Year Two Upgrades

Bungie will not only nerf Gjallarhorn but make it less powerful by default when The Taken King drops.

Posted By | On 21st, Aug. 2015

Destiny

The first live-stream for Destiny’s The Taken King – with the stream itself focusing on all the new quality of life changes coming for Year Two – revealed a new quandary for veterans and Exotic owners to pine over. The introduction of Exotic Blueprints and the ability to upgrade to a Year Two version of an Exotic for free if you own the Year One variant looked appealing at first, despite having to spend Legendary Marks and time to re-level the upgraded gun.

However, there was concern when weapons like Gjallarhorn didn’t have Year Two upgrades. Bungie has since clarified in its Weekly Update that, “Gjallarhorn will remain a Year One Exotic at Year One levels.”

Not only that but when answering how players would acquire Year Two Exotics based on blueprints from Year One, it was revealed that, “Select weapons and armor pieces that have been redesigned for Year Two can be purchased for Legendary Marks, assuming you discovered the original Year One Blueprints.”

So if you haven’t seen your favourite gun – like MIDA Multi-Tool and Thorn – in the Year Two Exotic collection, it’s because it won’t be making the jump. This decision, especially since guns like Gjallarhorn are being nerfed, is perplexing to say the least and has been met with a mixed response from the community.

What are your thoughts on the new Exotics debacle in Destiny? Let us know in the comments.


Amazing Articles You Might Want To Check Out!

Share Your Thoughts Below  (Always follow our comments policy!)



Keep On Reading!

V Rising – Ruins of Mortium Endgame Area Showcased in New Gameplay

V Rising – Ruins of Mortium Endgame Area Showcased in New Gameplay

Battle the Legion of Noctum in dynamic conflict events, obtaining exclusive resources and engaging in a final ...

Why Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2’s Runtime of 9 Hours is Completely Fine

Why Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2’s Runtime of 9 Hours is Completely Fine

Hellblade 2 is confirmed to be around 9 hours in length, and there's a strong case as to why that relatively s...

IO Interactive Interview – Project 007, Managing Sustainable Growth, and More

IO Interactive Interview – Project 007, Managing Sustainable Growth, and More

IO Interactive Brand Director Jonathan Lacaille speaks with GamingBolt about the developer's recent expansions...

The Planet Crafter Review – Terraformers Prime

The Planet Crafter Review – Terraformers Prime

Easy to pick up yet uniquely addictive and deceptively complex, Miju Games' sci-fi sandbox title is a fun exer...

F1 24 Gameplay Revealed in Stunning New Trailer

F1 24 Gameplay Revealed in Stunning New Trailer

Codemasters' racing sim offers a new Driver Career mode, Accolades system, and Challenge Career for episodic e...

Larian Studios is Working on Two Projects Based on its Own IP

Larian Studios is Working on Two Projects Based on its Own IP

The Baldur's Gate 3 developer recently confirmed that it's next game wouldn't be tied to Dungeons and Dragons ...