Destiny 2 Players Should Prepare for Lightfall by Doing One Small Thing

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While the majority of the Destiny 2 community is excited about the imminent release of the long-awaited Lightfall DLC, some veterans recommend completing a simple, yet potentially crucial task ahead of its release. Nearly everyone knows by now that Bungie aims to rework huge swathes of the game's systems with this year's expansion pack, and the possibility of growing pains is very real indeed.

As outlined in the recent Destiny 2: Lightfall ViDoc, players can expect a whole slew of changes to many of the game's core progression and combat systems. From the release of an all-new subclass, Strand, all the way to the backend changes to how the Seasonal Artifact and its perks work, Lightfall marks the beginning of a new era for the franchise.

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With so many huge changes being made all at once, it's almost a given that at least some aspects of Destiny 2 will end up being broken on day one. Armor mods, in fact, are one of the community's biggest concerns at this time, and players have been discussing how to best handle the changes coming with Lightfall. While it's entirely possible that this specific feature will work just fine, most veteran players agree that the best course of action is to clear out all armor mod slots before servers go down. This way, players' armor will present a clear slate for the new set of mods, with no chance of the old system breaking upon the introduction of new ones.

The big overarching change that has spurred the community into clearing their armor of old mods are Destiny 2: Lightfall's massive buildcrafting changes. Not only are gear loadouts finally making their way into the game, but Bungie is also using the opportunity to effectively