Unfortunately, not everyone has been having fun in the new activity. Essentially, any one who’s new to the mode and loads up the game will automatically be queued into it for the first time. This applies to both veteran and New Light players. The problem is that the activity recommends 1150 Power while new players begin in 1100 Power. Cue frustrated moments and the inability to kill bosses.

Community manager Cosmo replied to a Reddit post about the same. “We have sent this issue over to the team to look into. Hopefully we can make New Lights’ first interaction with the fantastic horse a more positive one.” How long it will take to fix remains to be seen but many are recommending the activity’s Power requirement be lowered to 1100 for those experiencing it for the first time.

Meanwhile, game director Joe Blackburn has recently confirmed that content from the Bungie 30th Anniversary Pack won’t be going anywhere anytime soon following concerns of vaulting. At the very least, it’ll still be around after The Witch Queen launches on February 22nd 2022 for Xbox Series X/S, Xbox One, PS4, PS5, PC and Google Stadia.

With the Destiny Content Vault still being a thing, however, there is some concern is to when this content will be removed. According to game director Joe Blackburn on Twitter, it’s “not going anywhere anytime soon.” This was in response to a query from Young Horses’ president Philip Tibitoski (developer of Bugsnax) on whether the content would be available till The Witch Queen’s launch or until December 2022.

Of course, this doesn’t mean it won’t be removed at all down the line. Forsaken launched in September 2018 and will see many of its parts, like the campaign and destinations like The Tangled Shore, removed next month. As always, time will tell but for now, anyone picking up the Bungie 30th Anniversary Pack can rest assured.

Destiny 2: The Witch Queen is out on February 22nd for Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, PC and Google Stadia.

not going anywhere anytime soon

— Joe Blackburn (@joegoroth) January 3, 2022

Those paying for the DLC will receive access to Grasp of Avarice, the new three player dungeon based on the infamous Loot Cave from the Cosmodrome. A new armor set based on Thorn can be earned along with weapons like Eyasluna, 1000-Yard Stare, Matador 64 and Hero of Ages (a claymore inspired by Myth). There’s also the Exotic rocket launcher Gjallarhorn and its catalyst.

Players also receive ornament sets based on Marathon and 90s inspired streetwear. For free to play players, there’s a new six player activity with Dares of Eternity; an Exotic Quest to earn Forerunner, a sidearm inspired by Halo’s Magnum; and various weapons based on the Battle Rifle, Energy Sword and much more. To check out what’s free and what’s paid, head here.