Destiny brings in more reasons for fans to be excited and get hooked as the latest update 1.1.2 offers free additional vault spaces, raid fixes, audio and visual options, plus the new iron banner sales list and the much-anticipated details on Nightfall and Heroic strikes for next week.
Destiny user Megamanexe4 has revealed some of Xur's registers and the details for next week's Nightfall and Heroic strikes. According to Megamanexe4 the Nightfall Strike will be at Level 30 with Arc Burn, Lightswitch, Nightfall, Epic and Angry modifiers, while Heroic Strike will be at Level 24 with Arc Burn and Heroic modifiers.
Last week, Xur appeared on several IP ports instead of a single IP which makes it difficult for miners to trace down data. With this, the popular user was not able to fetch Xur's inventory for next week. Like Megamanexe4, data miners use undisclosed technique to draw data from Destiny servers. The Japanese user explained that Bungee can change contents in real time.
However, Megamanexe 4 was able to succeed recovering the next Iron Banner Sales list.
Meanwhile, Destiny's developer Bungie has been working on several fixes before releasing the House of Wolves DLC. Bungie has completed five element to be incorporated in the next patch, including more vault spaces, raid fixes, audio and visual options, PVP ammunition and other strikes.
Vault space to usher in more treasures gained from missions. Raid fixes for Atheon and Crota. Audio and visual options provide more leeway for players to experience wider enjoyable and varying game sounds. PVP ammunition changes the method the ammo crates command the movement of a battle. Strikes for some missions that are successfully completed far less than others and a rundown why people quit.
However, Bungie cannot assure gamers for now if all issues will be addressed in update 1.1.2 as the five issues have been the priority by the team.
Design head M.E. Chung said: "Every day, we have to think about how we allocate our time. Some plans can be surprisingly complicated to execute," says Chung. "At the end of the day, we want to continue to make the experience of playing Destiny better and deliver content to keep things fresh - and boy, do we wish we were faster. It's been a huge learning process for us, and we are committed to improving."
Bungie has not announced yet the exact of the release of the update.
Destiny won the Best Game at the recently concluded 2015 British Academy of Film and Television Arts.
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