Yuugi quickly becomes skilled at the game and lives a peaceful life with his newfound friends. In this game, players called duelists fight against each other with 'monsters' by using magic and trap cards to foil their opponent's plans. Meanwhile, a new card game known as 'Duel Monsters' starts rising in popularity. After years of struggling, Yuugi manages to complete the puzzle and mysteriously finds that his wish has been fulfilled. While staying with his grandfather, the owner of a game shop, he comes across an ancient Egyption relic known as the 'Millennium Puzzle.' Rumored to grant any wish to those who solve the Puzzle, Yuugi becomes determined to solve it to wish for some friends. Overall, Bungie's direction with Eruption is a good one, and the new mode seems like a nice change of pace from last Season's Rift.Yuugi Mutou is a naïve and lonely high school student who is fascinated by games. Multiple players becoming Primed can stack the effect, making for quite intense Hunt sessions. For Destiny 2 players that aren't as proficient in PvP, they will still get boosts when allies become Primed, enhancing the team as a whole for one's efforts.

This is good for Destiny 2's PvP sandbox because it allows players to pick the various subclasses and builds they want to try with constant boosts to ability and Super energy to cast everything more often, while also building a slightly more team-oriented loop.Įruption is quite similar to the existing Mayhem mode, which is already very popular due to speedy matches and how fun it is to spam Supers, but the new mode comes with the kick of having to chain kills or assists to get the same effect. If Primed players live enough to see their timer expire, they erupt in a fiery explosion, hence the name of the mode.

When a player becomes Primed, the team goes on the classic Iron Banner Hunt, and if a Primed player is killed they provide 3 points to the enemy team.

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