Destiny: Difference between revisions
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*[[Story Mission]]: 1-3 player activities, tie in with the main arc of the campaign. | *[[Story Mission]]: 1-3 player activities, tie in with the main arc of the campaign. | ||
*[[Strike]]: 3 player activities based on | *[[Strike]]: 3 player activities based on fighting through an enemy encampment to reach a boss at the end. | ||
*[[ | :*[[Nightfall Strike]] - An Endgame, high-difficulty version of strikes that offer high rewards. | ||
*[[Raid]]: 6 player missions of high challenge. | *[[Patrol]]: General team-based exploration based on gathering of resources. | ||
*[[Crucible]]: Player vs. player gameplay. | *[[Raid]]: Endgame 6 player missions of high challenge, featuring multiple boss fights, deadly enemies, and puzzles. | ||
*[[Public Event]]: Optional cooperative multiplayer events that are dynamically generated in the game world. Can be found in | *[[Arena]]: Endgame 3 player challenges. | ||
*[[Crucible]]: Player vs. player gameplay. Multiple playlists ranging between score and objective-based gametypes are available. | |||
:*[[Iron Banner]] - A special event in the Crucible available every other month for special rewards | |||
:*[[Trials of Osiris]] - Endgame Crucible event that offers high rewards | |||
*[[Public Event]]: Optional cooperative multiplayer events that are dynamically generated in the game world. Can be found in public spaces in the game world. | |||
Characters are the same across all game modes; players can bring items that they win in PVE content into the Crucible (and vice versa) to gain a competitive advantage. | |||
==Limited editions== | ==Limited editions== | ||
