Destiny 2: Here’s Every Crucible Change That Update 2.7.0 Has Brought
Season of Dawn just went live in Destiny 2. Bungie teased this season two weeks ago revealing an interesting approach to one of Destiny 2’s first planets – Mercury. In this season, players will go back to Mercury to save the legend himself – Saint-14. Yes, you’ll go through the corridors of time and save the Greek man (yes, he’s not Russian). Season of Dawn also brings some new exotics weapons and armor pieces for each class. Below, you can see the complete list of patch notes released for the update 2.7.0 in Destiny 2.
Destiny 2: Update 2.7.0 Patch Notes
A lot of players were disappointed with the season of Dawn reveal stream when there was little to none talk about the PvP in Destiny 2 and the future of this side of the game. As we all know, there is a separate community who enjoys PvE in Destiny 2 and the same goes for the PvP side of things. Bungie did say that Trials of the Nine is on hiatus indefinitely.
Crucible
- Playlists
- Made Elimination a permanent Crucible playlist
- Momentum Control
- 150 Scout Rifles will only 1 shot targets under 5 resilience
- Map Rotation
- Added Rusted Lands to appropriate playlists
- Added The Dead Cliffs, Legion’s Gulch, Retribution, and Solitude to appropriate playlists.
- Removed Emperor’s Respite, Equinox, Firebase Echo, and Vostok from all Crucible playlists.
- These maps are still available for play in Private Matches
- Midtown
- Added invisible physics volumes to keep players from perching on walls
- Legion’s Gulch
- Added invisible physics volumes to keep players inside the intended playable space
- Dead Cliffs
- Adjusted spawn points and weighting, especially around the edges of the map
- Retribution
- Adjusted spawning to improve map flow
- Endless Vale
- Added invisible slip volume to keep players inside intended playable area
- Twilight Gap
- Added invisible physics volumes to keep players inside the intended playable area
- Widow’s Court
- Added invisible physics volumes to keep players inside the intended playable area
Destiny 2: Shadowkeep is now live on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC, released on October 1, 2019, and November 20, 2019 on Google Stadia.