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<p>Currently <a href="http://ift.tt/2npMOEc" target="_blank">Destiny 2 Pre Order</a> content varies depending on which version of the new PC, PS4 and Xbox One game you’re purchasing.</p>
<p>By spending a little bit more, fans can grab both the Destiny 2 base game, as well as the first two expansions being released.</p>
<p>This option is available on all platforms with Bungie describing the deal’s content: “Get access to both Expansion I and Expansion II, offering brand new story missions, cooperative activities, competitive multiplayer, and a wealth of new weapons, armor, and gear.”</p>
<p>And for those on the fence on whether to splash out on the new expansions, a new Destiny 2 leak has surfaced that may help in the process.</p>
<p>A new expanded version of that original DLC description has found its way onto the web early, revealing release date and other new info.</p>
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<p>“The Destiny 2 Expansion Pass includes reservations for both EXPANSION I and EXPANSION II, which will be released in Winter 2017 and Spring 2018, respectively. </p>
<p>Promotional artwork has also revealed more on what the new DLC content may be based around.</p>
<p>Featuring the Trials of Osiris logo and one associated with the Russian Warmind Rasputin, it appears fans may finally find out more about some of the game’s more vague characters.</p>
<p>Leaked information in the past has pointed to the Warlock connected with the Trials of Osiris having been originally planned to feature in Destiny 1.</p>
<p>Due to dramatic changes made to the final game, reports last year indicated that further content may have been saved for the Destiny 2 sequel instead.</p>
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<p>Another leak, this time from someone associated with US retailer Gamestop, appears to suggest that both Activision and Bungie are planning a new fan event for the Destiny franchise, although the wording is a bit vague.</p>
<p>An excerpt from an alleged message from Bungie, reads: “All year long, we’ll be revealing new threats, new places to explore, and new ways for Guardians to fight.</p>
<p>“Our first destination will be our own event dedicated to Destiny, where we’ll unveil our bold plans for the future.</p>
<p>“We can’t wait to share the details with our community and begin a conversation that will welcome new players to join them.”</p>
<p>It should be noted that while it sounds like some kind of new fan event, it could also be something else the publisher is planning to host online.</p>
<p>The Destiny 2 release date has been set for September 8 on Xbox One, PC, and PS4.</p>
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<p><em>Source: <a style="text-decoration:none;" href="http://ift.tt/2ouWBhm">xbox one &#8211; Google News</a></em></p>
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