Destiny 2’s Season of the Wish patch finally adds an in-game LFG

polygon.com:

Destiny 2: Season of the Wish is finally here to wrap up one of the game’s oldest stories, and it’s bringing some big improvements along with it.

Season of the Wish will not only tell the story of the 15th Wish, it will also usher in the long-awaited in-game LFG to Destiny 2. Bungie will also release a new dungeon during Season of the Wish (which is sold separately) and allow players to grab items out of their vault from Orbit.

In this post, we’ll highlight the biggest items from theDestiny 2: Season of the Wish patch notes and then list out all the changes.

Season of the Wish takes us back to the Dreaming City, a location first introduced all the way back in 2018 with Destiny 2’s first expansion: Forsaken.

That destination houses the Last Wish raid, where players killed Riven of a Thousand Voices, the last living Ahamkara wish dragon in the universe. One of the mechanics for the raid was the wishing wall, where you could put in wishes to grant bonus loot or teleport you to different encounters. There are 14 of these wishes, but players datamined a 15th Wish five years ago. That wish has never shown up in-game, and has been a huge topic of discussion and speculation ever since players found it.

With Season of the Wish, players will finally turn to commune (somehow) with the long-dead Riven and uncover her 15th Wish, which will presumably lead into 2024’s Final Shape expansion.

Season of the Wish will see the addition of another dungeon toDestiny 2, which comes packed with the Lightfall + Annual Pass version of the game or the Lightfall Dungeon Key. (Note: You need to own one of these to play the dungeon, as the Season Pass alone doesn’t come with it).

We don’t know much about Warlord’s Ruin, but most dungeons come