Fireteam Chat Ep. 131 - Destiny 2's Endgame Tweaks And Thoughts on Weapon Balance - IGN's Destiny Show

Fireteam Chat: IGN's Destiny Podcast

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🗓️ 29 September 2017

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Summary

Sean, Fran, Destin and CJ all discuss a lot this week including the current balance of the game, endgame tweaks they'd love and thoughts on how mods could evolve to be amazing.

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0:00.0	The Welcome to Fire Team Chat, I. Gans Destiny Show. Thank you so much for joining us today.
0:22.4	Joining me today is CJ Gibson.
0:24.0	What's up?
0:24.8	Fran Mirabella.
0:26.0	Hey Guardians and Sean Finnegan.
0:28.0	Chop, chop, chop, chop, chop, there it is.
0:30.6	That was good.
0:31.2	It was better.
0:32.2	Hello. What's wrong with that? Everybody's like awkward Sean hello.
0:37.0	Hello.
0:38.0	Anyway. On today's show we're going to talk about MITA and weapon balancing the
0:41.5	Mod System and Faction wars but first a really quick news
0:45.6	update so a large update is on its way to destiny addressing many important issues
0:51.1	players have been encountering.
0:53.0	These include the raid bug we encountered that would simultaneously
0:56.2	grant completion rewards once defeating the final boss,
0:59.2	while also killing the entire team.
1:02.0	Other fixes adjusted the exotic quest steps for the Rage Shotgun, milestones not showing up on reset,
1:08.0	and some trans-mat effects going away when a character was deleted.
1:12.0	Maintenance will begin at 8 a.m. on October 3rd
1:14.7	and is expected to complete at noon.
1:17.4	The MITA Multitool was also mentioned in the update
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