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He has bounties to undertake, like using the battle axe to kill enemies in the Plaguelands, or completing a Captain encounter in the ArchonвЂ™s Forge. CaydeвЂ™s buddy, Shiro-4, also has some cool stuff connected to him. For instance, Lord Saladin has these new Iron Engrams for sale, which reward you with some of the older Year 1 and Year 2 armor pieces, which is an ideal option for people who are looking to flesh out their collections. Matt: WeвЂ™ve talked about those new characters a bit, but thereвЂ™s some other fun stuff about them. What did you think of the new vendors on the Peak?

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Plus there is a whole section of that area that we didnвЂ™t even get to see because itвЂ™s locked away for special events. I like the frosted mountaintop vibe, and itвЂ™s nice to have a new social space thatвЂ™s different from what weвЂ™ve seen before. Who knew Guardians were so eco-friendly?Д«en: I will say that Felwinter Peak is a cool looking environment. ItвЂ™s a very вЂњliving with natureвЂќ kind of a place. But theyвЂ™re all over the place on that mountaintop. But it was on the condition that Bungie try and represent the wolves in at least some authentic way I think thatвЂ™s why we canвЂ™t pet them. Matt: One of the things we learned is that Bungie actually consulted with some wolf conservationists before putting the wolves into the game, and I think even got some of the sounds the wolves make directly from that group. I know we really encouraged Bungie to add a pet the wolf option, but I donвЂ™t think theyвЂ™re going to do that. Mostly, I loved sitting down inside the wolves so that I looked like a wolfman. Are you excited about the wolves?Д«en: Oh man, I loved the wolves. One of the first things we did in Rise of Iron, after those first couple of missions, was visit Felwinter Peak, which we had a video about earlier this week.

It indicates a more cohesive plan, and a recognition that many of the gameвЂ™s players are in for the long haul.Д«ut letвЂ™s dig down into some specifics. IвЂ™m encouraged by their willingness to talk about plans several months in advance even past Rise of Iron, like the return of Festival of the Lost and Sparrow Racing League. Even though Rise or Iron isnвЂ™t as large in scope as The Taken King in several ways, I think theyвЂ™ve really doubled down on the investment game, and theyвЂ™re putting a lot of stuff in to keep players involved over the long term. Matt: I think Bungie has continued to make strides in making the content more replayable, and thatвЂ™s something I took away from my time with Rise of Iron. What about you? What was your biggest takeaway from our time with the game?

I feel like I should be sick of playing Destiny after two years, but IвЂ™m not. When I got home from this trip I actually booted up the game so I could prepare for the new release. Every time we do one of these trips, we end up playing a good portion of the game, so we have to replay it when it releases, but honestly that doesnвЂ™t bother me. How are you feeling about getting to dive in with your real character on September 20?Д«en: I know that some people are actually tired of hearing us talk about Destiny, but IвЂ™m genuinely excited to get my hands on the official Rise of Iron release.

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Matt: Ben, you and I had a chance to spend three full days wandering around through the new missions, characters, enemies, and battles of Destiny: Rise of Iron. Today, we wanted to step back and have an informal chat about some of the things we discovered, as well as discuss some additional details that just couldnвЂ™t fit into our 16-page cover story. WeвЂ™ve been spending the month rolling out our blowout coverage on Destiny: Rise of Iron, including a look at one of the brand new exotic weapons, and an interview with the Bungie developers leading the project.

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