14 DAY TRIAL // The development team at Bungie is ready to talk about its plans to deliver a new digital update for Destiny, which is designed to include all the unique items that will also be part of the Collector's Edition for The Taken King.
Gamers will be able to pay 20 dollars or Euro for it and will get access to 3 class specific emotes, three armor shaders and three exotic class items that deliver bonuses to experience.
Games who have already ordered the Limited Edition for The Taken King can get the new package to make sure that they have all the content linked to the expansion.
Bungie also plans to deliver some info to those who have bought Destiny and the first two expansion packs at retail and have also ordered the Digital Collector's Edition for The Taken King.
The company also has plans to introduce some rewards for those who have been playing the social shooter since it was launched in the fall of last year and have reached level 30 with one of their Guardians and for those who own The House of Wolves and The Dark Below.
Apparently, details about them will be delivered in about 24 hours.
Bungie wants to stay account to its players
Luke Smith, the creative director of the game, apologizes for the interview with Eurogamer that caused so much controversy and explained the community is right to question the company and ask it to clarify its position.
He adds, "My words made it sound as if Bungie doesn't care about their most loyal fans. We do care. We are listening. And we will make it right."
Bungie will need to work even harder in the coming months to make sure that it regains the trust of the community.
The company has recently launched hotfix 1.2.0.4 for Destiny, which is designed to introduce some small tweaks to the Trials of Osiris mode.
A range of small changes will continue to be made to the social shooter before the launch of The Taken King.
The expansion will be introduced on September 15 on all platforms and will include a major new dreadnought area to explore, a fight against a boss called Oryx and more strikes.
Gamers on all platforms will also get access to the content that was initially only offered on PlayStation platforms, with a set of improvements.