
In addition to fresh content, equipment, and activities, Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate continues Bungie’s practice of introducing a raid and World First race within the initial week of the expansion’s release. Upon finishing the first encounter of Destiny 2’s The Desert Perpetual raid, players found that the raid is not linear. They can engage with different spheres on platforms in the raid’s central area, activating them to gain access to three distinct boss fights that can be conquered in any sequence. Similar to previous raid competitions, Contest Mode was activated for the first 48 hours post-raid launch, and those who completed the raid during this period received a unique emblem, along with all the other rewards from finishing the raid’s encounters. However, it seems that Destiny 2‘s cheating issue has resurfaced again.