14 DAY TRIAL // The development team at Bungie has just launched the 1.1.1 update for Destiny and now all players of the social shooter have the chance of going to the official forums in order to deliver their feedback about the title and suggest improvements that could be made in the coming weeks and months.
A special Feedback tag is used at the moment in order to keep track of those threads where the game creators might be making an appearance in order to offer their responses to fan questions or to detail some of the changes that have been made recently.
The developers involved in the open house, as Bungie calls it, are: Lars Bakken, aka Thug Larz, the crucible design lead; Derek Carroll, aka mantis, senior crucible designer; Leif Johansen, aka DeadAlive23, senior crucible designer; Josh Hamrick, aka iamtylerdurden, senior sandbox designer; and Jon Weisnewski, aka Newsk, sandbox designer.
The event will last for a little over two hours.
There's no guarantee that all questions will be answered or all feedback will be taken into account, but it's great to see a team that's so determined to find out what its community is thinking and saying about the video games.
Destiny is getting a new Inferno PvP mode on March 3
So far, most of the questions are linked to the recently deployed update 1.1.1, which has tweaked the weapon balance and has generated a lot of questions among the community.
From now on, strikes in Destiny are also getting matchmaking and there are a host of other game changes detailed in another Softpedia article.
Destiny has also revealed that on March 3 it will introduce a new Player versus Player mode to the social shooter, called Inferno, which is designed to bring the experience back to basics and to challenge players to achieve big results using a limited range of items.
Bungie is also currently working on the House of Wolves expansion for Destiny, which is set to be delivered during the second financial quarter.
The official info has been limited until now, although fans know that they are getting a new end-game raid, more strikes and a variety of new weapons and items to use.
Leaked information has shown some of the content that will be delivered to players who choose to buy it.
