Ranking up with factions now gives you the option to acquire either a weapon, armor, or chroma armor. Always wanted that Fusion Rifle from Alak Huul? Use a key. Using the Key will guarantee one strike specific reward. At the end of a strike, during the thirty second mission timer a chest will spawn that requires a skeleton key. Strike Specific Loot was a feature introduced in The Taken King that has been refined through the use of Keys. The customization options for Guardians is getting comfortable where it is actually fun to find a guardian outfitted with the same gear as you unlike Year I where everyone had on the Raid Armor and weapons. Chroma made a return on gear, and more class items are affected by shaders. Every Class item that has ever been in the game is now included in Rise of Iron at Year III light levels. This has been fixed and those materials are now more comfortably common encouraging experimentation with new load outs. This stifled the weapon part and armor material economy, both of which are invaluable to leveling up high end gear. A bug was allegedly introduced in The Taken King where after killing a certain amount of enemies, green engrams would no longer drop. Participating and overcoming the Raid, Wrath of the Machines, can further increase your Light Level to 400.
1:1 Infusion is still here since the April update of The Taken King and all Legendary and Exotic gear earned in Taken King can be brought forward to the new Light Level Cap of 385. Quality of Life: Learning from many of their design choices the community was not happy with since the Vanilla launch, Rise of Iron brings some welcome and long awaited quality of life updates. If you have followed the story pretty well up to Rise of Iron, including the collapse of civilization detailed in the Grimore of the game, some of the outcomes of the campaign are disturbing and have far reaching affects to the lore of the game. The back story of the campaign is easy to follow and to the observant Guardian has plenty to tell you. Plenty of hidden secrets and beautiful scenery to take in. Those who have played the Dark Below and House of Wolves will not be surprised by the length of the main campaign, however the areas you travel though are massive and well detailed. The Campaign: Campaign is short and to the point. New Patrols, Crucible maps, quests, loot, a strike and full length Raid are included in Destiny: Rise of Iron. It follows the short but intense campaign of Lord Saladin fighting back a Fallen House of Devils that has stumbled across an old and powerful technology long forgotten by most. It follows the short but intense Destiny: Rise of Iron is the Year III expansion and follow up to the successful Destiny: The Taken King. Destiny: Rise of Iron is the Year III expansion and follow up to the successful Destiny: The Taken King.
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