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Bungie to vault Forsaken, Tangled Shore, reprise raid, three PvP maps in Destiny 2 Year 5

One of the Destiny 2 Forsaken Bosses that will be vaulted soon.

After introducing the Destiny Content Vault with the launch of Beyond Light in year four of Destiny 2, Bungie has released info regarding the vaulting and reprisal of content for year five.

Starting on February 22, 2022, the Forsaken expansion, the Tangled Shore destination, and the Presage and Harbinger Exotic missions will no longer be playable in Destiny 2. These experiences will not forever be gone from the game, but they will be deleted from the game in order to make room for new story content, patrol spaces, and more.

While the Tangled Shore will be removed from the game, the Warden of Nothing strike will remain as well as the Dreaming City and the Last Wish raid. Some year four additions including the Battlegrounds activities and the Proving Grounds Strike will remain in the game. The Spider’s function of converting currencies for players will be transferred to Master Rahool.

Coming out of the Destiny Content Vault in year five, are a classic raid and three PvP maps (two from Destiny 2 and one from the original Destiny).

Because Forsaken is going into the vault, the expansion’s campaign will be free-to-play for all players from December 7, 2021, up until February 22, 2022.

Beginning on December 7, the Forsaken Pack will be available for purchase and will include access to the Last Wish raid and the Shattered Throne dungeon, as well as access to all of the Forsaken Exotics. The Forsaken Pack will also include three Forsaken Ciphers that can be used to instantly unlock your choice of Forsaken Exotics (not including raid and dungeon Exotics) via the Exotic kiosk in the Tower. Everyone who previously purchased Forsaken will automatically own the new Forsaken Pack and will receive the three Forsaken Ciphers directly in their inventory. If you already have every Forsaken Exotic weapon, those Ciphers will be converted to Ascendant Shards.

That wraps up all the known changes coming to Destiny 2 in the coming months, with regards to the Destiny Content Vault.

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Noah Anzaldua is a game journalist, Twitch streamer, and a passionate fan of Apex Legends and Destiny 2. Writing and streaming are his passions, and he is carving a career path out for himself. He is a graduate of the University of Alabama where he is majored in News Media, History, and Political Science.

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