Bungie’s Luke Smith wants to bring “more identity” to Destiny 2’s classes
In a recent interview, Destiny 2’s Game Director Luke Smith noted that Bungie wants to have “have one central system for supers,” which are the ultimate abilities unique to each class’ subclass. Specifically, the developers want to bring all of the older Light subclasses under the same Aspects and Fragments modular customization system used for the new Stasis subclasses in Destiny 2: Beyond Light (check out our guide on how to get Stasis Aspects and Fragments if you still need to get yours). However, in order to do this, Smith commented that Bungie would most likely tweak the existing subclasses for each class so that Titans, Hunters, and Warlocks would have more of a significant class identity. As of right now, Smith thinks the three classes are “kind of homogenous.”
“You know, all the Supers using the same system, that sounds awesome,” said Smith. “But also the Supers that we have in the game would be an edited list. It would be something that’s edited toward more identity than what we have today.”
For this reason, these changes — if they happen — aren’t coming soon. Smith commented that they are something that the studio would like to work on “on a long enough timeline,” but for now, players can expect Destiny 2’s classic Light supers and subclasses to stay the way they are.
What do you think? Do you like what Luke Smith is proposing, or do you think Destiny 2’s classes and subclasses should work as they do now? Let me know down below.
The latest expansion for Destiny 2, Beyond Light, is available on Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, Xbox One consoles, and Windows 10 PCs for $40. For more on the expansion, check out our Deep Stone Crypt raid guide as well as our Destiny 2: Beyond Light review. Also, if you’re a new Destiny 2 player, don’t miss our beginner’s guide on how to get into Destiny 2 in 2020. If you haven’t tried Destiny 2 yet, I highly recommend that you do since it’s definitely one of the best Xbox One shooters out there.
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