Rage-inducing bosses in Destiny 2's latest dungeon
Destiny 2's Lightfall expansion has left players feeling frustrated with the new dungeon bosses From mechanics to difficulty, gamers are sharing their grievances about this element of the game
Online gamers are expressing their dissatisfaction with the excessive amount of health that the newer bosses in Destiny 2 possess. This is a common issue found in many games, and Destiny 2 is no exception, despite being released six years ago.
The reception of the recent expansion of Destiny 2, Lightfall, has been mixed with many players feeling that it was simply a temporary measure before the release of next year's The Final Shape update. Unfortunately, the game's storyline failed to captivate many players, and while the quality-of-life changes were commendable, they could have been included in a smaller update. However, the expansions for Destiny 2, including Lightfall, are currently available at a discounted price for a limited time, providing ample opportunity to try them out without a significant financial investment.
Players are expressing their dissatisfaction with the excessive amount of HP that bosses in Destiny 2's Lightfall expansion possess, which is a common frustration with the game. Rather than providing a boss that challenges players through mechanics, the game typically increases the difficulty by simply granting the boss an absurd amount of HP. Unfortunately, this issue is not unique to Destiny 2, as many MMOs face the same problem. While some players may discover methods to defeat these bosses with exceptional builds, the average player will have to endure the bullet-sponge bosses, which can be frustrating.
As more players progress to the endgame in Destiny 2, it is crucial for the game's longevity that the content remains engaging for extended periods. Fans have suggested some intriguing solutions for potential bosses. For instance, one user suggested "chasing a boss" by requiring players to use the map's vertical components to inflict damage on bosses. Bungie has numerous options to explore, and it is hoped that the studio will address these concerns in The Last Shape.
Destiny 2 has managed to maintain a strong player base despite the underwhelming Lightfall expansion. The game's popularity has only grown since the decision to make the base version free-to-play, making it accessible to a wider audience. While there is uncertainty about what's next for the game after The Last Shape, fans remain hopeful that Bungie will continue to support it for years to come. Destiny 2 is currently available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.
