Destiny 2 Fans Outraged by Reduced Neomuna Weapon Drops

Plenty of new features and balance changes have arrived in Destiny 2 with the launch of its latest season. However, players are disappointed about the decrease in Neomuna weapon drops from patrols, leading to a lack of loot in Bungie's MMO looter shooter. Despite this, fans of Destiny 2 have already started exploring the new content available in the Season of the Deep. The expansion offers a variety of new taken-themed weapons, armor, and even a new fishing minigame that caters to everyone's interests.

Destiny 2 has been in service for six years, and its vast collection of guns has left players with an overwhelming amount of options. The game's latest expansion, Destiny 2: Lightfall, introduced even more unique weapons that can be earned throughout the new destination on Neptune. These cyberpunk-like firearms represent some of the first Strand weapons obtainable in Destiny 2, but players have to go through tedious grinding to obtain them. This is not a new problem for Destiny 2 fans, but the latest major update has exacerbated the situation for those seeking the perfect guns.

While the weapons of Neomuna may not be the most cutting-edge items to obtain, the latest patch notes for Season of the Deep have revealed that Bungie has reduced the drop rate of Neomuna weapons from VIP patrols on Neptune. It is unclear by how much the drop rate has been decreased, but this decision by Bungie has disappointed many fans, including the Reddit user JesusAteCheezIt. This change appears to have been made with no clear reason, and it will undoubtedly make it even more difficult to collect the patterns for Neomuna's weapons in Destiny 2. This is because red-bordered weapons were already challenging enough to come across before this adjustment was implemented.

Since the release of Lightfall earlier this year, many fans have become increasingly concerned about the rewards offered by Destiny 2. The loot obtained from events such as Terminal Overload and strikes is particularly lackluster, especially when considering the increase in difficulty that came with the latest expansion. Despite the game now being in its second season of the year, little has been done to make players feel more rewarded for their investment.

Players are growing increasingly frustrated with the game, causing a portion of the fanbase to lose interest following the expansion's launch. Despite this, players who are interested in Neomuna's weapons remain excited to explore Destiny 2's new Veil quest content, which offers a unique hand cannon that fans have been eagerly anticipating since it appeared in promotional artwork for the Lightfall expansion. Destiny 2 is available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S.