Destiny 2 Player Shares Awesome Iron Man Outfit

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A player of Destiny 2 has showcased an amazingly creative Iron Man-style outfit they designed themselves, made possible by a fresh Vex-themed armor ornament set that was added to the game’s Eververse store. The fashion-forward community in Destiny 2 never fails to impress with their unique outfits, and with the latest Edge of Fate expansion introducing several new armor sets and exotics, players now have a wider variety of cosmetic choices at their disposal.

In an unexpected twist for a game centered around superheroes safeguarding the final vestiges of humanity, fashion has surprisingly emerged as one of the most captivating elements in Destiny 2. For many dedicated players, refining their character’s armor adornments has become the “real” endgame. Over the years, fans have unveiled countless stunning custom outfits for their Destiny 2 personas, seamlessly blending multiple armor pieces and color shaders to produce ensembles spanning from breathtakingly impressive to laughably absurd. Remarkably, some of the game’s most gifted fashion enthusiasts even manage to transform their Guardians into cosplay renditions of beloved characters hailing from various realms of fiction.

Despite numerous instances, such as a recent Destiny 2 costume modeled after the Doom Slayer’s armor from Doom: The Dark Ages, a user identified as Mother-Assistant-976 has showcased their custom Iron Man cosplay within the MMORPG. Notably, this ensemble is crafted utilizing Titan armor, skillfully emulating some of Marvel’s Iron Man’s most recognized characteristics, including the faceplate design and miniature arc reactor in the chest. The authenticity of this cosplay can be attributed to the recently introduced armor ornament sets from the Eververse store, specifically the Vex Malware armor ornaments for Titans.

This Destiny 2 Player‘s Iron Man Outfit Is Spot-On But Costly To Replicate

This outfit primarily features the Vex Malware chest armor and legs, with Kabr’s Brazen Grips as the arms, the Darth Vader crossover Titan mark, and Techsec helm. However, the use of new armor ornaments from Eververse makes this ensemble rather costly, since you need 1,500 Silver (Destiny 2’s premium currency) to acquire the set, which is usually obtainable with real money only. It seems reasonable to assume that the creator might have applied a mix of Molten Bronze and House of Meyrin shaders over these armor components.

In recent times, Bungie has been simplifying the process for players who enjoy designing outfits inspired by popular culture characters, as they’ve been introducing more official collaborations with other franchises. Some of these partnerships have resulted in armor designs reminiscent of Mass Effect, Assassin’s Creed, The Witcher, and others. Additionally, Destiny 2 offers costumes inspired by the Star-Wars universe, and there’s an entire expansion coming later this year that is centered around the Lucasfilm franchise.

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2025-07-22 01:36