Destiny 2 players are already looking forward to Season of the Deep’s conclusion. Season 22 promises to bring a lot to the looter shooter, and here’s all we know about it so far, including the release date, the raid, and the estimated power cap.
Destiny 2 Season 22 is the upcoming season for Bungie’s renowned MMO. It will pick up where Season of the Deep left off, continuing the current tale and introducing new gameplay material for Guardians to farm.
This season will bring back fan-favourite entertainment while delivering new, never-before-seen content. A famous raid from the first game, the Exotic Mission Rotator, and even a brand-new weaponry typology are all included. Some details have yet to be published, but we know everything about Destiny 2 Season 22.
When is the Release Date for Destiny 2 Season 22?
Destiny 2 Season 22 will be released on August 22, 2023. Although this date has not been formally stated, it is almost inevitable because it marks the end of Season of the Deep. look at the tweet given below-
We’re here now.
Wherever here is.Tune into the Destiny Showcase to learn more.
August 22, 2023. pic.twitter.com/UChwl9Zp97— Destiny 2 (@DestinyTheGame) May 24, 2023
Seasons of Destiny 2 always begin on the same day as the previous season ends, and Bungie has given us no reason to believe that Season 22 will be any different.
Check out the posts listed below for details on when additional tech news and gaming content will be available:
What New Content is Being Added in Destiny 2 Season 22?
- New seasonal weapons & Activity
- New Season Pass
- A classic raid reborn
- Exotic Mission Rotator
- Economy & Rewards update
- New Hand Cannon archetype
- The story continues
Historic Exotic Quests will be made playable in the new Exotic Mission Rotator. This will allow players to access vaulted content and obtain additional Exotic weaponry. Presage (Dead Man’s Tale), Vox Obscura (Dead Messenger), and Operation: Seraph Shield (Revision Zero) are the only confirmed games so far.
The cap for Ascendant Shards, Alloys, and Prisms will be increased in Destiny 2’s Economy & Rewards update, and players will no longer have to rely on the Postmaster to store them. In addition, instead of merely obtaining them as playlist drops, players can focus on new ritual weapons introduced in Season 22.
A new Hand Cannon archetype is also on the way. This new typology will comprise 600 RPM two-round burst fire Hand Cannons, beginning with the reprinted and modified Warden’s Law. Warden’s Law can be obtained by finishing Nightfalls or focusing it on Commander Zavala.
Season 22 will also see the continuation of the current Light and Darkness Saga. Specifics on what to expect are limited, but Bungie has indicated that the Veil will be expanded upon and the narrative behind it will be more accessible this time.
Destiny 2 Season 22 Leak: What Raid is Coming Back?
The upcoming Destiny 2 season will bring back a classic raid, and if leaks are to be believed, that raid will be Crota’s End.
Crota’s End debuted in the original Destiny on December 9, 2014. If Crota’s End returns, Destiny 2 players will have access to three of the original game’s raids, Vault of Glass and King’s Fall.
Destiny 2 Season 22: All Confirmed New Weapons
- Crucible
- Unending Tempest – Stasis Submachine Gun
- Strikes
- Luna Regolith III – Solar Sniper Rifle
- Gambit
- Qua Xaphan V – Void Machine Gun
- Nightfall
- Warden’s Law – Kinetic Hand Cannon
- Pre Astyanax IV – Solar Precision Bow
- Iron Banner
- The Guiding Sight – Strand Scout Rifle
- Point of the Stag – Arc Bow
- Trials of Osiris
- Igneous Hammer – Solar Hand Cannon
- Cataphract GL3 – Strand Heavy Grenade Launcher
What Will the Power Cap Be in Destiny 2 Season 22?
The power cap will not be raised in Destiny 2 Season 22. This means the Soft Cap will be 1750, the Powerful Cap 1800, and the Pinnacle Cap 1810. Although Bungie has not confirmed this, Destiny appears to be departing from the usual progression strategy of chasing Powerful and Pinnacle drops. This was observed in Season of the Deep, where the power cap remained the same as in Season of Defiance.
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