Destiny 2's Season of the Haunted had a weird start due to all the secrecy regarding its contents and the trailer dropping earlier than intended, plus some issues Bungie had to take care of on launch to avoid disruptive glitches. Still, once everything settled in and players managed to take a crack at Solar 3.0 and everything story-related, Season of the Haunted started to feel more like the kind of content Destiny 2 fans are expecting by now. The Solar 3.0 update did leave some players wanting more synergistic interactions between classes and Exotics, but overall its additions and changes are starting to get more appreciation.
That's particularly true for Season of the Haunted's seasonal mods, which are quite different from Season of the Risen's in that they do include powerhouse options that dramatically affect character builds and endgame activities. Among the various additions, Destiny 2 players were quick to find out that a specific seasonal mod called Classy Restoration may be too powerful for its own good, so much so that it can turn hard content into something trivial. While this is not the first time seasonal mods do something like this, they were always tied to the way characters could affect enemies, rather than themselves.
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Classy Restoration applies a self-healing buff on players who use this mod on Solar subclasses, with the activation criterion being that Classy Restoration only starts working when using a class ability. The self-healing buff applied this way is called Restoration, and it is one of the new keywords for the Solar 3.0 update. In terms of in-game mechanics, it provides uninterruptible, continuous healing that can last up to 11 seconds when
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