I don't normally cover Destiny 2 leaks, but the timing of the latest one is so suspicious that I think it's worth a look. Yesterday, a redditor posted a short video to r/Destiny2Leaks that showed a guardian beaming into the H.E.L.M. social space. What's remarkable about the clip is that at the two-second mark we see a few frames of UI that show a completely new super icon. The UI also uses a red colourway not currently found in the game, leading pretty much anyone who watched it to speculate that this might be a glimpse of the game's next subclass.
The original poster claimed to have been sent the clip by a friend (lol, lmao) and has since deleted both their account and the video. You can still watch it for yourself here:
do you all… notice anything strange about this? pic.twitter.com/vI225fr8gWJuly 18, 2023
Now, very obviously, this could all be the work of a spoofer with above average Adobe Premiere skills. But Destiny 2 is no stranger to substantial leaks, and there are few other reasons to think it might be the real thing.
The timing is eerily similar to a leak from August 2022 that also revealed a new subclass. A clip appeared online—again, apparently from a dev build—that showed green UI elements and three melee charges, neither of which existed in-game at the time. Players speculated that this must be the next Darkness subclass, and that it would be themed around poison. They were correct on the first count, and what eventually became the Strand subclass did have three melee charges on Titan and Warlock.
Bungie is hosting a Destiny 2 livestream showcase on August 22 at which it will reveal more details about next year's The Final Shape expansion, which is set to tie up the Light and Dark saga that has been
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