RELATED: Destiny 2's Witch Queen Trailers Might Have Accidentally Spoiled Season 19's Story and Weapons Why Destiny 2's Approach to Nerfing Storm Grenade is Perfect Thankfully, Bungie has announced that Destiny 2's Season 19 will come with multiple changes to abilities, and Storm Grenades will be nerfed, solving several problems at once. However, Touch of Thunder proved to be way stronger than it looked when combined with Storm Grenades, which deal incredible damage on their own and can be spammed when using Heart of Inmost Light as the build's Exotic. Titans got a new Aspect called Touch of Thunder, which was controversial at launch because it gave them a tool with which they could change the way each of Destiny 2's Arc grenades work and how effective they are, and that's something that Warlocks usually do instead of other classes.

Hunters got tools to focus on melee builds and a new Super entirely, whereas Warlocks' existing Ionic Trace focus was expanded upon and made into a general buff for all Arc classes. Much like other elemental subclasses before, with Arc 3.0, every class got new abilities, Fragments, and Aspects to use and combine with other existing elements of the game, like Exotics or mods, to create more powerful builds that delve into different sub-identities of each class. Season of Plunder launched alongside the Arc 3.0 update, which reworked the last set of subclasses in Destiny 2 that were still using the pre-Beyond Light model, with Stasis being the first to receive a new system for Fragments and Aspects.

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