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Season 2 Faction Rally Rewards
With the release of Curse of Osiris, each Faction has received 5 new weapons. These weapons become available over the course of the season, and cannot be earned through Faction Engrams immediately.
In the first Faction Rally of Season 2 (this week), there is a new Auto Rifle available as the Winner’s Offering. No new Faction Weapons are available through Faction Engrams.
In the second Faction Rally of the season, the Winner’s Offering is updated to a new weapon. Additionally, the previous Winner’s offering (Auto Rifles) and an additional weapon are added to Faction Engram rewards.
The final Faction Rally of the season will follow this functionality: The Winners Offering will be updated to a final weapon that has yet to be featured. The previous Winner’s Offering will be added to the Faction Engram rewards, alongside an additional weapon. This brings the total to four weapons within the Faction Engram, and a final Winner’s Offering for factions to compete for over the course of the event.
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Edited by CarneAsadaMilk: 1/17/2018 6:26:35 PMSo it seems under that method, players might as well not participate in the rallies until the final one. To me I would assume the reason for this change is because of the underwhelming expansion 1 and the likelihood of expansion 2 being similar in size and scope (Eververse additions a-plenty, but minimal real changes to the rest of the game). So to mitigate, this is supposed to help offload the burden of stinging along rewards to the live team. I understand where you'd [i]think[/i] that's a good idea. [b]BUT[/b] This change wasn't clearly communicated prior to the change being thrown in. With a large uproar from the community for the past few months, and a commitment to "be more transparent moving forward", this move seems like your team is not committing to the promise at all. You had already delayed it to make changes because of the Vanilla player lockout. Man it seems like mistake after mistake. That's my impression. I think it would be awesome if Destiny grew to embody the potential I saw in the first game, but this isn't a good direction to be heading.
