While still being a great offering from the DCV, it still doesn't match up to having a brand-new entry for the endgame.Īfter a long content hiatus, Beyond Light was released in 2020 and dropped a pretty solid raid with Deep Stone Crypt (DSC).
While the concept has received a mixed reception, Vault's Master difficulty relied too much on champion enemies and not enough on a mechanical challenge. This was also fans' first introduction to Master raids, which requires a higher power level and some increased rewards. The raid loot comprised of remastered weaponry as well, including the exotic Vex Mythoclast. In the remastered version, players must now pay more attention to memorization and timing during each encounter, which adds a valuable layer of difficulty. What Vault of Glass got right was the updated mechanics, which proved to be surprisingly difficult for veterans and new players alike. Related: 10 Annoying Destiny 2 Features That Need To Change The first major entry in this regard was Vault of Glass, the original Destiny raid that had been remastered with some updated mechanics, challenges, and pursuits. With the introduction of the Destiny Content Vault (DCV) in Beyond Light, Bungie not only took away a swath of old content but promised to add some legacy content from years past.
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