DESTINY RISE OF IRON GUNS UPDATE

You can see the Khvostov 7G-02 and more when Destiny: Rise of Iron hits consoles on September 20 of this year. If a certain sequence is done, reps are tossing suggestion that perhaps something special will occur. Much like ghosts, players can interact with the bells. According to Bungie, there will be bells located throughout the social hub. There's also the matter of Felwinter Peak containing a secret. This will make the gun preferable to any who use it, adding versatility to the perks that come with it. The Khvostov 7G-02 will be able to switch between auto, semi, and burst fire modes. If you want the old scope to be really OG, you can have that, but then the rest of the body looks brand new.' So there is a brand new scope and the old scope, and we have those as two different perks. But we also thought it would be fun to have the original one, which is the broken scope that everyone identifies with. 'We thought it would be fun to actually swap out the scope, because if you remember the scope was broken.

DESTINY RISE OF IRON GUNS UPDATE

The April Update perfected the system in the eyes of. Destinys Infusion system was first introduced in The Taken King expansion, allowing players to absorb higher level Light items into the items they liked most in their inventory. 'We gave it a brand new barrel and made it look really new,' says Wang about the new exotic. Bungie says Destinys current Infusion system will continue in the Rise of Iron expansion, and players will be able to carry Year 2 weapons forward into Year 3. It's one of the true military weapons we have in the game that really feels like an assault rifle, so it was kind of neat for us to bring that back.' Let's give this gun a little bit more fiction and purpose. 'Let's tug at the heartstrings a little bit. 'We really wanted to pay homage to that,' lead designer Paradis stated. Bungie took note of this, and the feedback is what fueled their desire to make Destiny's first gun an exotic. There are even players who still have the gun, though it's most likely stored in the vault due to it being overshadowed by anything else that has a trigger. The Khvostov 7G-02 saw guardians through their first ambush, and players have not forgotten that fact. 'I think it was very much like, 'Hey, we need an old weapon that speaks to European design language, pick this reference, use it, make it look broken.' And then we moved on to designing other things,' Wang stated.

Bungie's art director, Shiek Wang, and lead designer, Ryan Paradis, had this to say about the gun's rise to current Destiny standard. In a report by Game Informer, developers touch on why they chose to bring the Khvostov 7G-02 back as an exotic.

It makes raids easier, and also becomes a collector's prized possession. Exotic weapons are the best of what Destiny has to offer. While the amount of time and effort can prove tedious, the payoff is worth it. After that, a set of tasks is given to the player in order for them to be able to advance to the next section of its completion. Destiny usually involves some sort of questline that urges players to pick up a certain item or gun. This isn't the first time that we've seen a seemingly pointless weapon return as something great.

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