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Bungie Outlines Priorities For Destiny Update 1.1.2.
In an update on the studio's site, Bungie is beginning to talk about the changes coming to the game in the next update.
The post on Bungie.net talks about the company's "Live Team," which is devoted to listening to and researching solutions to player complaints. With update 1.1.1. now in the rearview mirror, the Live Team is beginning to select the issues in the game that will be hopefully be addressed in update 1.1.2.
Obviously, the team is not guaranteeing that all these issues will be resolved or solved, but at present time they are the priorities. Here's the list from Bungie:
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Vault Space - We know you need more space to collect all the treasures you gain from your missions, and more gear is on the way
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Raid Fixes - There are times when Atheon and Crota can be uncooperative, so we're tackling their worst bugs
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Audio and Visual - Not everyone wants to see or hear a game the same way, which is why we're looking at providing more options
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PVP Ammunition - The Crucible team wants to change the way ammo crates dictate the flow of a battle
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Strikes - The numbers tell us that there are some missions that are successfully completed far less than others, inspiring us to look at why people quit
There is no word on when Destiny update 1.1.2. will be released, but Bungie says it is "weeks away."
[Source: Bungie.net]
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