It's been a big weekend for 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Destiny 2. The game's f⛎irst new Raid since its 2017 launch went public to Guardians last Friday, and꧟ promised to be the most challenging and rewarding one for those willing to give it a shot. 

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, if you don't mind spoilers for how it ends. Let's be honest: most of us are never going to make it this far in anyway, so you might as well give it a quick look.   

But Bungie wasn't finished with its Guardians just yet. Upon the completion of the Raid, the studio posted out a cryptic message on its , alongside an image showing The Dreaming City (Destiny 2: Forsaken's new endgame zone) looking very different to how it was before Clan Redeem had entered Thไe Last Wish. 

It seems that whatever went down in the Raid has had a ripple effect on the world around ⛄it, as confirmed by✃ the that plays when Guardians now enter The Dreaming City. And the changes aren't just cosmetic, either. 

A new Strike, The Corrupted, can now be accessed by Forsaken plꦬayers, alongside a new story mission from Petra, a new map for PvP mode Gambit, plus a fifth tier for The Blind Well public event in The Dreaming City, called Heroic Mode. 

Guardians have even discovered another that needs solving, after strange emblems have been appearing across the galaxy in the wake of the Raid's completion. This all bodes well for the future of Destiny 2, with plenty for Guardians to still dig their boots into nearly two weeks after Forsaken released. Three cheers ༺for Bungie. 

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