Bungie has announced the first raid for Destiny 2 will be coming the week after its September 6 release date.
This news comes via Eurogamer, who also say that the Trials will launch a couple of days after that on September 15. All of the game's Nightfall activities will be available on release day.
Bungie is keeping the details of the first raid under wraps, however we do know its name and the list of trophies to be unlocked while playing.
A "soft beta" of the new Guided Games system will become available on September 12 in Nightfall. It allows clan members who need extra players to team up with solo players who would otherwise be unable to join in Nightfall and Raid content designed for groups.
It won't be available straight away from launch because there needs to be time for clans to form, and if there are too many of these "Seekers," queue times will be too long. About 30-50 percent of players will be given Seeker access during the soft beta, and the full system will launch on September 26.
If you're still in the dark about the Destiny sequel, here's everything you need to know.
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