During its first week in players' hands, Destiny has fought a hard battle. Despite it being one of the most anticipated games of the year, Destiny's reception was mixed, with many citing that a lack of content and repetition was holding the title back. Bungie believes that players are in it for the long haul, and has released a new mode for those that have already completed the game.
The raid, entitled "Vault of Glass," is designed for those that have already conquered most of what Destiny has to offer. This is the endgame, where those who have beaten the game can continue to play and level up, and Bungie locked the raid for those who haven't reached the required level. On top of that, raid also removes all in-game assistance, meaning players cannot rely on waypoints or objective markers to succeed. Bungie wants the players to figure everything out for themselves and are taking measures to ensure that.
From the moment of its release, Destiny has received a lukewarm reception. While sales were fantastic, many criticized the game for being too repetitive without focusing enough on story or content. Bungie claims that the game expands greatly over the time it takes to complete the game, and that players should expect a completely different game once they hit the Level 20 cap.
Bungie hasn't detailed exactly what expanded content players should expect, but the company has already detailed a list of special events that reward dedicated players. For now, the "Vault of Glass" will have to suffice for hungry players.
