Destiny 2 Reveals New Details on the Upcoming Prismatic Subclass
- Destiny 2’s new Prismatic subclass offers a unique mix of Light and Dark abilities for a highly customizable gameplay experience.
- The Transcendence mechanic fills a meter through damage dealt or buffs applied, allowing for melee and grenade regeneration, bonus weapon damage, and a Light/Dark unique grenade.
- Players gain access to 21 Fragments in total and have the flexibility to use any unlocked fragments on the three classes without reacquisition.
Following the Final Shape developer stream, Bungie releases even more details on Destiny 2’s upcoming Prismatic subclass including all the available abilities, fragments, and more. It was a huge week for fans of Bungie’s online shooter as the studio’s planned final livestream event showcased a lot of big details for Destiny 2’s upcoming Final Shape expansion. Fans saw the confirmation of a new enemy faction called The Dread, brand-new exotic class armor that lets players combine perks from other exotic armor, as well as more gameplay from inside The Pale Heart zone.
However, the biggest reveal for many fans was the new Prismatic subclass option coming to Destiny 2 inside of The Final Shape. Unlike the other subclasses, what makes Prismatic unique is that it’s highly customizable, letting players mix and match both Light and Dark abilities together for some truly weird and wild options. While the livestream only hinted at what would be possible, Bungie’s latest blog provided a wealth of new details, including a list of all available abilities for each class.
Related
Destiny 2 Releases Into The Light Update 7.3.6
Alongside Into the Light, Bungie releases the substantial Destiny 2 update 7.3.6, adding quality of life updates and tweaking various mechanics.
As expected, Bungie confirmed that the Super, melee, grenade, and Aspect slots have a selection of available Light and Dark abilities across all five damage types. Hunters, Titans, and Warlocks can also select from all available movement modes and class abilities, including subclass-specific ones like Phoenix Dive, Acrobat’s Dodge, and Thruster. As players delve into The Final Shape, Destiny 2’s Prismatic subclass will have a starting build that can later be swapped and changed. Hunters start with a build intended to highlight being evasive and maneuverable, while Titans will be able to disable enemies for a high-impact follow-up. Finally, Warlocks take on a summoner style role that is able to lock down large areas, deal damage, and trigger passive bonuses like Feed the Void.
Close
Destiny 2 Prismatic Subclass Transcendence Details
In addition to revealing details for each of Destiny 2’s Prismatic subclasses, the blog post also went into greater detail regarding the new Transcendence mechanic that this class will have access to. As players learned, a new meter for both light and dark will fill as damage is dealt or buffs applied. Once filled, players can activate Transcendence, which provides melee and grenade regeneration, resistance to incoming damage, as well as bonus weapon damage. In addition to boosts, each class gains a new grenade that deals both Light and Dark damage.
- Hunter’s Hailfire Spike Grenade – A sticky grenade that can latch on to surfaces before erupting into a stasis storm. After a short duration, the stasis turns into a solar cyclone burning anyone still caught in its radius.
- Titan’s Electrified Snare Grenade – Exploding into a Strand and Arc burst, the grenade will suspend targets caught in the blast, chaining damaging arc lightning between them and nearby targets.
- Warlock’s Freezing Singularity Grenade – A mini black hole is deployed on impact, surrounded by swirling stasis energy. After catching enemies, the black hole implodes dealing suppression and heavy damage to all nearby enemies.
The final piece to this blog was the discussion of Fragments, with Bungie confirming that the Prismatic subclass will have 21 in total, a major increase from the typical 14-16 for Light and Darkness subclasses in Destiny 2.To help support this major increase, most Prismatic Aspect Fragments slots have been increased to 3, and better yet, once a fragment has been unlocked on one class, it is available to use on the other two, so players won’t have to reacquire any of them after switching to a different class.
Destiny 2
Bungie’s Destiny 2 is an online FPS that blends single-player and multiplayer content. Constantly evolving, the shooter has established a strong following since its 2017 debut.
Platform(s)Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X, PS5, PS4, PC, Stadia, Xbox OneReleasedAugust 28, 2017Developer(s)BungiePublisher(s)BungieGenre(s)FPSMultiplayerOnline Co-Op, Online MultiplayerESRBT For TEEN for Blood, Language, and ViolenceExpansionsDestiny 2: Lightfall, Destiny 2: Shadowkeep, Destiny 2: The Witch Queen, Destiny 2: Forsaken, Destiny 2: Beyond LightPlatforms That Support CrossplayPC, PS4,PS5, Xbox One &Xbox Series X|SNumber of Players1-6 (Co-Op) See at Playstation StoreSee at AmazonSee at Walmart
News Related-
Recall Just Announced For Popular Cookies Featured In Holiday Gift Baskets
-
Eagles rally past Bills in overtime as Chiefs win
-
Reality bites the green energy agenda
-
Sandigan orders Marcos Sr. pal to pay workers
-
DSWD: Shear line, LPA affect 1.2 million people; over 18,000 families evacuated
-
The mayor of Paris is making a loud exit from X, calling the platform a 'gigantic global sewer'
-
Rain showers, thunderstorms over Luzon, including Metro Manila — Pagasa
-
'Naruto' live-action film adaptation is in the works
-
NASA Highlights Stingray Nebula
-
Manila's Lagusnilad underpass opens
-
China probes debt-ridden financial giant
-
China's VUCA situation
-
Unraveling the mystery that is diabetes
-
Bangladesh's nuke plant is not going to steal PH investments