Destiny 2's Eververse Store Just Got Much Better (2024)

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Why did Destiny 2 remove everything? ›

Want to know what content is leaving Destiny 2 when The Final Shape launches on June 4? Then we got you covered. While it's not an ideal scenario, Bungie ends up removing certain content to make room for brand-new one when a new expansion drops.

Destiny Xur Location: All Vendor Places

A rolling stone of a vendor, Destiny 2 Xur location always changes, but now he shows up only in one place and his usual spawn is the following spot: Bazaar (Tower location)

Bungie of course has said repeatedly that this was technically necessary for the game. That behind the scenes, managing this much content while trying to update things like the engine and lighting and other changes was not sustainable. And players have said that much of this content wouldn't be played much now anyway.

Opening Bright Engrams: Bright Engrams are placed in the Character's Engram Inventory and can be opened by visiting an Eververse Trading Co. storefront. Seasonal Offerings: Eververse Trading Co. will offer new Bright Engrams with each new Season in Destiny 2.

These figures are now lower than every previous month in Destiny history minus November 2022, when there were 38,158 average players and November 2023 when there were 33,486 average players. However, peak players have never been lower in a given month for as long as the game's been on Steam.

Will Destiny 2 End With The Final Shape? No, The Final Shape won't be the end of Destiny 2. "Facing the Witness is not the end of Destiny," teased Luke Smith, exec. creative director at Bungie.

Destiny 3 IS NOT happening anytime soon, IF (huge if) they announce it at the Summer Game Fest tomorrow (Friday) it would be 2026 at the earliest IF they've been secretly working on it. If they release Destiny 3 would be around 2026 or 2027 at least.

In August 2022, it was announced that Destiny 2 expansions would no longer be vaulted. Seasonal content will continue to stay throughout the current expansion Year and then move to the Destiny Content Vault when a new Expansion launches.

No, the first few campaigns were vaulted and still are. None of the new stuff will ever be vaulted though, besides seasonal activities.

Tess Everis, Eververse Trading Co.

Located in the courtyard of the Tower, Tess Everis of the Eververse Trading Co. is the bringer of microtransactions for Destiny 2.

Can you buy bright dust in Destiny 2? ›

Bright Dust Cannot Be Purchased: Bright Dust cannot be purchased directly from Eververse Trading Co. and cannot be traded in for Silver or for other in-game currencies.

Bright Engrams drop every 5 levels after 100. For me, they drop every 5 starting from level 103, so 108, 113, 118, etc. However, they still drop. Try verifying that it is not inside your postmaster or was flooded out of your postmaster as well as restarting the game.

To create a sustainable ecosystem where the world can continue to evolve in exciting ways, and where we can update the game more quickly, each year we will cycle some destination and activity content out of the game (and into the DCV) to make room for new experiences.

The old content was taken out due to the engine refresh made with Beyond Light, and it fundamentally broke a lot of stuff. So they took the lesser of two evils and created the Destiny Content Vault (DCV) which 1. Reduced file size 2. Allowed content moving forward to hopefully be more consolidated.

The cuts were made to reduce bloat in the massive online shooter and make it perform better as Bungie added new locations and features.

They removed a lot of content due to them not wanting the game to be like MW and be over an insane amount of hard drive space. Granted that be planets that have no real purpose. Nothing that makes sense, they had a game with loads of content they had built up over the last 3 years.