The Trials of Osiris mode in Destiny 2 has become the most popular mode the game has ever had.
After the first two weeks off in the Season of the Lost, the Trials of Osiris
This weekend sees the return of the Trials of Osiris, the special PvP challenge mode for Destiny 2 that runs over the weekend to allow players to take each other on to win exclusive loot. This weekend has seen the
a totally redesigned version of the Trials has been introduced, and it has proven to be very popular — in fact, it has quickly become the most popular Trials weekend in the history of Destiny 2.
The Trials of Osiris PvP challenge mode is available every weekend for those who aren’t frequent Destiny 2 players – or who want to stay away from the PvP arena. Players fight in a series of 3v3 elimination matches in order to earn unique gear, and the winner receives a special reward. For the last several weeks, however, it has not been able to operate.
The Trials of Osiris PvP challenge mode is available every weekend for those who aren’t frequent Destiny 2 players – or who want to stay away from the PvP arena. Players fight in a series of 3v3 elimination matches in order to earn unique gear, and the winner receives a special reward. For the last several weeks, however, it has not been able to operate.to go “flawless” on a Trials run, remain, but roadblocks that made Trials seem insurmountable to some players in the past are now gone.
Last month’s Destiny 2 Showcase, which was mostly focused on the full reveal of the upcoming The Witch Queen expansion, revealed that Bungie had been planning a complete overhaul of the Trial of Osiris challenge for some time. That overhaul was finally implemented yesterday as part of the newest Trials weekend, which was set on the Burnout map.
Rather of focusing only on kills, the new edition of Trials emphasizes Reputation-building rather than kills alone, and has shorter rounds as well as the option to continue playing until you earn the prizes you want. Bungie specifically designed this update in order to attract more players to the game. It seems to have been a success, as the Destiny 2 monitoring website Trials Report reports that this Trials weekend has already attracted the most number of players of any weekend in the game’s history — and it isn’t even finished yet.
If the Trials will continue as popular week after week, or whether the new adjustments will be accepted by the community, will be determined in time. For the time being, however, this specific Trials of Osiris weekend will go down in history as the most successful weekend in the history of Destiny 2. Despite the fact that Bungie has been forced to withdraw the Telesto once again, what else is new?
