Bungie keeps making announcements as part of the preparations for the upcoming release of Destiny 2's new expansion. Destiny 2: Lightfall will introduce plenty of novelties that will go beyond a new planet to explore, a new story, and new subclasses. Armor mods were unlocked for all players recently, and now Bungie tackles a certain matter that has been bothering many players for a long while. There are quite a few classic armor shaders that are currently unavailable for most players, and we all know that character customization is a very important feature for many fans of Bungie's first-person shooter.
These shaders will be sold by ADA-1 and you can check out the full list in an article that also details Legacy Gear Focusing. Ada will only sell three shaders every week during the whole of Season 20. When the system gets fully implemented with the arrival of Destiny 2: Lightfall, all players will be able to obtain "many pieces of gear from the last several years of Destiny 2, many of which have not been accessible for quite some time."
As a bonus, the focusing cost for all items will be reduced across the board for those already present in the game. This change alone will have a significant impact on the economy of the game and confirms that the Destiny 2: Lightfall expansion will be a game-changer for many reasons.
The release of Destiny 2: Lightfall is scheduled for February 28th. The expansion will be available on PlayStation and Xbox consoles, and PC via Steam and Epic Games Store. Feel free to use our comparator to find the best deals and buy a cheap Destiny 2: Lightfall code.
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