Bungie is teasing the death of another major Destiny 2 character
Spoiler Alert is a legendary side weapon in Destiny 2. It was reintroduced in the Lost Season in August with the description: “Someone is going to die.” This is not terrific in itself-after all, ” Destiny 2 is like that-but the emergence of this special weapon may be a sign of very bad news for one of the main characters of the game.
The spoiler alert with the same description was originally added to the game along with the “Destiny 2: Mind of War” DLC that went live in May 2018. Just a few months later, in September, the extended version of Destiny 2: The Forsaken was launched, and Cayde-6, the beloved Hunter Vanguard, went another way. Despite my expectations, he has not yet returned, and his death is more and more like a permanent development.
This is an ominous omen — it may even be an ominous omen — but it may also be a simple coincidence. right? Well, no.In chat Gaming radar Regarding the construction of “Destiny 2: The Witch Queen”, senior narrative designer Nikko Stevens very clearly denied this possibility.
“It’s no coincidence,” Stevens said. “That’s what I want to say.”
Senior narrative director Julia Nardin was less helpful and declined to comment directly on this issue.
Zavala or Ikora, the remaining two-thirds of the original Destiny 2 vanguard, may be on the cutting board. But internal sources — I mean Tim Clark, the permanent Destiny Machine — believe that the main candidate is actually Osiris, the notorious Warlock, who played a key role in the game’s recent seasonal narrative. (By the way, I heard that this is good, other real-time service games should take notes.)
Recently, Osiris became a prisoner of the Witch Queen Savaton after his ghost Sagira was killed. (Probably largely because the voice actor Morena Baccarin has become difficult to determine.)
Savathûn then used the form of Osiris to infiltrate the city, monitoring the guardians and involving themselves in their plans. This trick was recently exposed by the returning awakening queen Malathoff, (please follow along), so the question now becomes whether Osiris is actually imprisoned, or whether he is dead. If he says goodbye, his partner exo Saint-14 will be particularly shocked.
These are all soap operas, but they are very interesting for players. Fresh narrative gold nuggets are released every week as part of the seasonal quest line. Destiny 2 YouTuber, sometimes also a reporter for PC Gamer, Myellin Games broke down the Osiris content below. I’m afraid this is a very convincing argument, he is dead.
Other possible axe candidates include Mara Sov and Crow/Uldren. Or all of this could be a big misleading. However, I’m pretty sure I made the same prediction for Cayde-6 in Forsaken, so I think this time I will wait quietly to see how all this changes. Destiny 2: The Witch Queen is scheduled to go live on February 22, 2022, but it does not rule out landing as part of the season before then.