Oh, Destiny 2, my beloved. Like a toxic relationship, it keeps me coming back for more. While I’m not huge on the seasonal content between each major expansion, ever since Destiny’s original release back in 2014, I’ve been in love with the world. After the explosive finale of the Light and Darkness Saga, Destiny 2’s Edge of Fate is bringing us into a new era – one that you can already grab on sale.
The Final Shape, which was the last expansion of the previous saga, cemented Destiny 2 as one of my favorite FPS games, but I can’t deny and pretend that I wasn’t disinterested in the epilogue. The three seasons, Echoes, Revenant, and Heresy, looked great, but after such an incredible end to a decade-long saga, I took a break.
However, I can feel the call of the Traveler pulling me back, and with The Fate Saga opening up Destiny’s universe even more, I’m excited. For one, Destiny 2’s builds have changed with the introduction of Armor 3.0, as well as the new gear tier system, something that delivers major changes to the game for new and veteran players.
However, those are both free updates. Edge of Fate is the paid expansion, and despite Destiny’s overarching universe being massive in lore, we’re only just seeing the edge of our home’s solar system. The DLC delivers a new story, giving you the first taste of Destiny 2’s latest saga, alongside an interesting area to visit, as well as fresh gear to unlock.
If you’re keen to play Destiny 2 Edge of Fate, you can grab it for just $34.79 / £30.44 at Fanatical, a 13% discount on the typical price. You don’t need to wait around for a Steam sale to grab a bargain.
Alternatively, if you’re a Destiny 2 diehard like me, you can always opt for the Destiny 2 Year of Prophecy Ultimate Edition, which includes Edge of Fate, the upcoming Renegades DLC, and a bunch of other goodies like Star Wars-inspired armor sets. That’s just $86.99 / £73.94 at Fanatical right now, which also works out at 13% off.
Before setting off into Destiny 2 Edge of Fate, you should get a reminder on the Destiny 2 classes. Personally, I’m sticking with my Warlock for my first playthrough. Also, now’s your chance to finally spend time optimizing your game, so check our Destiny 2 best settings guide.
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