14 DAY TRIAL // Bungie confirmed numerous times that its smash-hit Destiny would receive more content until the sequel announcement. The new content provided by the newest expansion for the Destiny, The Dark Below, won't keep players busy for too long.
Hardcore players probably have gone through all its content several times now and are now waiting for Bungie to throw them even more challenges to overcome.
Well, it looks like Destiny players will have to wait a few more months for the next planned DLC to make it live. A post on reddit has revealed that Bungie has 4 more expansions planned for Destiny until the sequel is announced.
The first is called House of Wolves and is expected to be released on March 10. It will take place in four locations: Cosmodrome, Moon, Venus and Reef. It will contain the following activities: 3 story missions, 1 strike, 1 raid and 4 PvP maps.
But the most important of the four seems to be the second one, which is dubbed Comet: Plague of Darkness and will arrive in September.
The Comet expansion is Destiny 1.5 and will be followed by 2 DLCs
Comet: Plague of Darkness will contain four locations (Moon, Venus, Mars and Hive Ship) and the following activities: 12 story missions, 4 strikes, 1 raid, 1 new location and 6 PvP maps.
The expansion coming in September will also bring new subclasses and 2 new weapon types, but no additional details on these ones have been leaked yet.
The next two DLCs planned for Destiny don't have any release date yet, but we wouldn't be surprised if they were launched in 2016.
The third expansion for Destiny is called Vex and will contain 3 story missions, 2 strikes, 1 raid and some PvP maps. It will take place on Venus and Mars.
Last but not least, Forge of Gods will be the last planned DLC for Destiny, but no information regarding this particular DLC has been disclosed yet.
Keep in mind that each of these DLCs will cost a certain amount, probably €20 ($20) with the exception of Comet: Plague of Darkness, which will probably cost more due to richer content.