Destiny 2 Season 19 release date was announced earlier only, and this new season is all set to bring new content, a map, Season Pass, and much more.
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| Destiny 2 Season 19 |
It will take a week for Destiny 2 Season 19 to launch on the official servers, giving everyone time to get ready. As a result, everyone should get ready for the upcoming season.
Soon, the most recent Destiny 2 addition, Destiny 2: Season 19, will be released, bringing with it a wealth of fresh and unexplored video game content for gamers to enjoy. There will be new exotics, a new Season Pass that must be completed, etc.
A new mode called Iron Banner: Fortress will be published in Season 19 of Destiny 2. According to Bungie, the Iron Banner: Fortress game mode pits players against one another to capture and hold zones, similar to Zone Control.
Arc 3.0, Solar 3.0, and Void 3.0 subclass reworks have been added to the game by Bungie, and it appears that season 19 will take some time to balance these changes. Moreover, in order to give you a head start, the following post breaks down several significant chores you can perform over the course of the next seven days. Completing bounties, getting vaulted weapons, and other activities are on the list.
Here is all that we know about Season 19 of Destiny 2.
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Destiny 2 Season 19 Start date and time
Destiny 2 Season 19 will get started on December 6 at the weekly reset, which is 6 PM BST, 10 AM PT, and 1 PM ET.
On February 28, 2023, which is also when Lightfall and Season 20 debut, Season 19 is set to come to an end.
There isn't much to go on in terms of the storyline. During the course of the season, something is almost certain to occur that will force the Guardians to fly to Neomuna, a brand-new location in Jovian airspace.
How to be ready for Season 19 of Destiny 2
- Obtaining weapons before Destiny 2 Season 19
You should store a few Trials Engrams before the season begins because using them after December 6 can introduce new weapons to the pool. In light of this, there are currently three specific weapons that you can purchase.
- Duty Bound Auto Rifle
- Aisha's Embrace Scout Rifle
- Reed's Regret Linear Fusion Rifle
- Getting bounties
From weeklies to daily, there are a variety of bounties available for purchase from merchants on various worlds. You will receive a total of 25 to 30 season Pass levels on Day 1 if you finish all weeklies and daily tasks across three characters.
- Devrim Kay from EDZ
- Drifter from Tower
- Eris Morn from Moon
- Failsafe from Nessus
- Shaw Han from Cosmodrome
- Free up your vault before Destiny 2 Season 19
A key aspect of your inventory management is your vault. If you manage to find a new weapon, Destiny 2's in-game vault nearly always has a spot for you, whether you access it through DIM or in-game.
You will require slots in your vault to store new equipment for usage in the future, given that the upcoming season will bring along new benefits.
Destiny 2 Season 19 - New Dungeon
While the King's Fall Raid was added during Season of Plunder, Season 19 will give Guardians another new dungeon to contend with.
Players can build their expectations based on prior seasons (like Season of Plunder, which added the King's Fall Raid), even though there aren't many details about Destiny 2 Season 19 yet.
According to a recent TWAB blog post, Bungie will repeat the feat on December 9 at 5 PM GMT/10 AM PT/1 PM ET with the Season 19 dungeon.
Here is a list of things that can be expected as rewards:
- 1 Exotic Accessory (Ship or Sparrow)
- 2 Legendary Emblems
- 1 Legendary Armor Set Per Class
- Artifice Versions can also be acquired via Master Difficulty
- 4 Legendary New Weapons
- 1 Exotic Catalyst
- 2 Legendary Reprised Weapons
- 1 Exotic Weapon
Other than rewards, let's have a look at the Destiny 2 Season 19 Crucible.
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Destiny 2 Season 19 - Crucible maps
The Crucible, Destiny 2's PvP hub, will finally get a significant upgrade that will start in Season 19, as announced in a blog post. Here is what will occur:
Glorious, a brand-new Crucible Seal, will be included in Season 19 and it will combine Control and Clash into a single QuickPlay playlist.
The weekly rotations will alter because some modes are less well-liked than others. As Saint-14 does, Lord Shaxx will provide engram focusing. With Lightfall, more focusing options will be available.
Destiny 2 Season 19 - Weapons
In Season 19, Bungie promised at least two brand-new exotic weapons, stating that the team would be incorporating anti-champion capabilities. In addition to a new ritual weapon containing decorations from the Vanguard, Crucible, and Gambit, players can anticipate a new exotic weapon linked to the season pass.
A few non-raid weapons would be able to access perks from earlier raids, according to the same TWAB.
Bungie frequently adds back weapons from prior seasons whenever it eliminates weapons from the loot pool in an ongoing event. Bungie has not yet revealed which weapons will be included in the prize pool for the forthcoming season. However, according to Bungie, the following weapons will no longer be included in the treasure pool in Season 19:
- Iron Banner: Forge’s Pledge Pulse Rifle and Riiswalker Shotgun
- Trials of Osiris: Aisha’s Embrace Scout Rifle and Reed’s Regret Linear Fusion Rifle
- Nightfall: Silicon Neuroma Sniper Rifle and Duty Bound Auto Rifle
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Destiny 2 Season 19 - Deep Stone Crypt crafting
Bungie stated in a blog post that Season 19 will permit the creation of Deep Stone Crypt weapons. With each encounter, the Beyond Light-introduced raid will now have a chance to drop a Deepsight variant of one of the weapons.
“Each encounter has a chance to drop a Deepsight version of a raid weapon, and players may purchase one per week from the final chest after defeating Taniks,” Bungie said.
“When Deep Stone Crypt is the featured raid of the week, encounter drops are uncapped! This means you can run a full raid and each encounter multiple times hunting for Deepsight drops.”
Destiny 2 Season 19 - Arc/Solar 3.0
Arc 3.0, Solar 3.0, and Void 3.0 subclass reworks have been added to the game by Bungie, and it appears that season 19 will take some time to balance these changes.
A number of improvements and nerfs are being made to Arc, Solar, Stasis, and Void as per the blog post.
- Solar
Specifically, Restoration's x1 base healing rates have decreased from 25 to 20 health per second, and Restoration's x2, from 40 to 32.5 health per second. Additionally, Restoration's base healing rates no longer stack with Healing Rift's healing.
- Void
The Void Overshield problem will be fixed, increasing damage resistance to 50% rather than 25%.
- Arc
To "lean hard on Striker as the Titan's grenade-centric class...and for the Storm Grenade to be used to force bunkered players to move while a Storm Grenade was approaching," are the adjustments made to Arc.
- Stasis
Regarding Stasis, it appears that the elemental Aspect isn't quite as powerful as Bungie would like it to be and will get a few buffs and nerfs to make up for that.
Destiny 2 Season 19 - Story and character
Despite the fact that Bungie has been mute regarding the season 19 storyline material, which is currently referred to by players as Season of [REDACTED], it is expected that Bungie will put everything together to introduce the previously-announced Strand subclass and Lightfall expansion content.
Two characters who had significant roles in a previous DLC are rumored to be returning, according to one Twitter user with a reputation for spilling Destiny 2 information.
Nezarec's resurrection is very likely, but nobody is certain it will occur in Lightfall or during Season 19 of Destiny 2. There are also whispers regarding Ana Bray and Rasputin's possible reappearance.
Destiny 2 Season 19 price
This season continues with the Season Pass model, so you can get it for about £10 per season. But if you have purchased the Witch Queen’s Deluxe Edition, then seasons 17, 18, and 19 are all yours.
Those that don't will need to spend roughly £17 or $20 on a Dungeon Key, which will give entry to the Duality dungeon and the next season 19 dungeon.
Now that we have discussed all that, let’s talk about Destiny 2 - Season 19 Pass.
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Destiny 2 Season 19 Season Pass price
A free version is available to all players. The premium one is 1000 Silver, which is $10/£10. It’s included in the Witch Queen’s Deluxe Edition.
Destiny 2 Season 19 - Techniques to level up the Season Pass faster
- Equip an XP mod
Your experience will increase through all activities and bounties. If your Ghost is leveled up, you get a 12% bonus.
- Use XP bonuses
Buffing up some specific tiers will make your experience increase faster even through regular play. To help your teammates, get the Fireteam XP bonuses.
- Complete Bounties and Challenges
Bounties are there daily, and they help you level up the Season Pass as quickly as possible. Some Seasonal Challenges that come along with reset will also offer XP bonuses, plus weapons at times with Bright Dust increases.
- Play regularly
With each weekly reset, players get a “well-rested” bonus. This is for the Season Pass’ first five levels. You get double XP with this. So play for a few hours every week.
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And there you have it! That is pretty much everything that you would need to know about Destiny 2 Season 19 until it actually gets here. Make sure to get a comfy seat because you will be stuck to this season (and therefore, the seat!).
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