Only on its first week of launch, many are already curious and are raging about the Legendary sword in "Destiny: The Taken King". Unlocking a Broken Will quest and farming for Hadium Flakes are a couple in a handful of keys to acquire the new favored weapon. Players can pick up not just clues, but a whole set of instructions on how to possess one of the three Legendary swords in "The Taken King."
The first step starts with completing A Broken Will mission which can be acquired from Eris Morn, stated in Segment Next. To unlock a Broken Will in "Destiny: The Taken King", the player has to go through all Main Story Missions; and once in the Hall of Guardians, s/he has to get to Dread Patrol from Cayde-6. Once the player completes this, the gamer has to proceed to the Tower, and look for Erin Morn again. Getting the Broken Will earns the player the Void Edge, Sol Edge, or Arc Edge sword.
On the other hand, to be able to finish a Broken Will Mission in "The Taken King", players are required to collect 10 Motes of Light and 25 Hadium Flakes. A user has to go to Orbit and select Level-35 Patrol to secure some Helium Flakes. When at the Hull Breach, the player has to proceed toward a fractured spacecraft where a ravine is underneath it. The gamer has to continue along the ditch to go to the Mausoleum to farm for Hadium Flakes.
To score for these items, the player has to trek the place in a clockwise direction and get inside each room and open some chests. One Hadium Flakes per chest, and the player has to look for at least 25 pieces to proceed with the mission. If all the needed materials are already in hand, the gamer has to return to the Tower and talk now with Shaxx to snag one of the 3 Legendary Swords: Arc Edge worth 25 Spinmetal, Sol Edge for 25 Helium Filaments, and Void Edge costs 25 Relic Iron.
Meanwhile, VG 24/7 featured a video, courtesy of Arekkz Gaming, demonstrating which quests are needed to be completed and the materials needed to farm to acquire a sword in "Destiny: The Taken King". Gamers have to take in their minds, that Hadium Flakes are quite important when proceeding with the missions and to acquire a Legendary sword. Players who prefer demos to familiarize themselves with the quests may find this more useful.
But as all games on their initial phase upon release, "Destiny: The Taken King" had likewise experienced some issues and were immediately complained about by players. One major mishap was wheren gamers were unable to play the new content or even check "The Taken King"'s cinematic trailer, mentioned in an International Business Times report. An error message that reads "Requires Taken King" meets players upon doing this. Fixes were picked up from Gamepur. To fix "Requires Taken King" issue on Xbox One, the player has to look for the bundle type s/he had bought in the market and click install. It should then say that it is ready to play. Another way to fix this is to change Xbox Live Region to US. As to the "Requires Taken King" issue on PS4, player is advised to restore licenses. To do this, go to the Main menu>Settings>Playstation Network>Restore> .
"The Taken King" is considered to be the most-anticipated and most expensive expansion yet from the "Destiny" series. Beyond all the issues and a pile of mixed reviews, and with this melee on its first week alone, Bungie sure must have both made a great investment and a game.
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