The reward system has also been simplified, with the use of individual keys instead of large stacks of currency to unlock rewards, more significant vendor upgrades (instead of upgrades limited to season activities), and clearer naming for progression systems and currencies, making everything more intuitive and user-friendly. These include the reintroduction of exotic missions, the return of the Crucible PvP mode Countdown, simplified progression and currency requirements, lower vendor upgrade costs, and many other changes designed to keep Destiny 2's content consistent and high quality throughout the year, without becoming too monotonous or predictable for veterans.The two upcoming Seasons, named Season 20: Defiance and Season 21: Deep, will begin with the removal of Umbral Engrams (a variant of the legendary currency used to obtain specific seasonal loot). I have no idea why they stopped doing so.Ahead of the launch of Destiny 2's latest expansion, Lightfall, developer Bungie has revealed a comprehensive list of changes players can expect in the expansion and its accompanying seasons. This could all be avoided if the season start blogs included a single line saying that the console start time is the same world-wide, and it matches the US server start time. The confusion comes from the fact that the blog gives the staggered time / time zones, based on region, and the console owners in EU assume the season will start at 17:00 CEST and post threads asking why the season hasn’t started, and that’s because it’s still hours away until 17:00 PDT. regardless of where in the world you are, if you’re playing on a console, the start time was 17:00 PDT. Seasons on console start at exactly the same time world-wide, and that start time matches the US server region’s start time, i.e.
However, the console version of the game does not have staggered regional start times.
Blizz posts times AND time zone the last few seasons started.įor the PC version of the game, they post the start time / time zone for the EU, US and Asia regions, i.e.
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