'Destiny The Taken King' Release Date: Focus Shifted to Quest Givers
The popular video game "Destiny: The Taken King" is undergoing a major change as it has been met with skepticism among avid gamers. Bungie, the company behind the game, is addressing the issues and problems that gamers originally had.
One of those changes is the game's leveling system that will be revamped. The developers of the game are also changing how the story will be conveyed. The game will now shift focus on quest givers, instead. The Taken King will now tell a more direct and focused story. It is a role-playing game (RPG) with different characters.
Creative director Luke Smith and Mike Noseworthy spoke about the things they are currently doing, in order to change the storytelling strategy of the game. The gamer can choose to switch between the different modes and go back and forth. The different quest allows the gamer to connect with the character and opens itself up to RPG. The gamer can also track their progress throughout the game. If a character talks to another character, the character's name will appear on the screen during the game. The game will now utilize a more traditional way of leveling up that includes completing missions, raids, and bounties.
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The cinematic opening of the game will be narrated by Nathan North, the new Ghost. Gamers might not be able to ascend Legendaries anymore. The light levels will no longer be required as the level cap changes. There will be a cool signature perk that will be unlocked for Exotics.
The video game will boast the biggest weapons armory yet, surpassing even its predecessor. The weapons will not just be a lot but will also be diverse in heritage. There will also be some new foundries that manufacture weapons. The weapons will be different as it have various approaches for distinct styles.
The new game will launch on Sept. 15.
