For several years Destiny supers have broadly focused on three key areas: Arc, Solar, and Void. They’ve had different names, and forms, but it’s really boiled down to ‘fire’, ‘electricity’ and a sort of ‘space magic’. It was only with the launch of Destiny 2: Beyond Light that players got their first taste of a new super, in Stasis, and boy did it shake up the game.<\/p>\n
Not only was Stasis the first instance of ‘darkness’ inspired powers entering the game, but it shook up the meta with such ferocity that it basically became the meta overnight.<\/p>\n
Following the release of The Witch Queen last year, players were treated to a year of ‘reworks’ for the existing supers. New Aspects and several tweaks allowed Bungie to bring everything in line with ‘Supers 3.0’.<\/p>\n
But as the game continues to move forward, Bungie has yet another new super to introduce in ‘Strand’, which arrives alongside the next expansion, Destiny 2: Lightfall<\/strong><\/a>, later this month.<\/p>\n By now we’re certain players have seen what Strand can do (and if not, there’s a shiny new trailer underneath you should all watch). In the meantime, GINX was lucky enough to take part in a roundtable interview with some of the game’s development team, to dive deeper into how Strand might once again shake things up for our Guardians in PvP.<\/p>\n