Destiny 2 Lightfall review: A disappointing start for the coming end

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Lightfall is the penultimate expansion in the Light vs. Darkness Saga in Destiny 2. Ever since it was officially announced, there has been a lot of hype surrounding this expansion. Featuring significant plotline changes and many quality-of-life upgrades, this expansion was believed to herald the community into Destiny 3.

Personally, I think that the expansion has a lot of ups and downs, and I don’t know how to feel about it. From Neomuna to a brand new Darkness-based subclass, the new expansion brings several changes to the table, which can be a bit overwhelming at the beginning. However, you'll start getting used to it as you progress through the missions, explore new areas, and adapt to refined playstyles.

Note: This article is subjective and reflects the writer’s opinions.

The Veil is an artifact that The Witness and The Vanguard have been searching for for some time now. Although Savathûn's Worm and, later on, Rasputin confirmed the location of this artifact, The Witness got to know about it when he touched the Traveler. This is the sole reason why he has sent Calus to Neptune to invade Neomuna while a part of the Black Fleet invades the Earth.

I won’t get into details about the overall storyline in Lightfall because many of you may not have completed the entire campaign yet, but it’s slightly disappointing to see how everything pans out.

I had several questions regarding the lore, especially during the Season of Plunder and the Season of the Seraph. Like many players worldwide, I thought that these questions would be answered in Lightfall, but sadly, they weren’t. Then again, knowing Bungie, major lore points are possibly tucked away in some weapon lore.

Almost the entirety of the campaign takes place on Neomuna,