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A Whole New World! Latest 'Destiny 2' Trailer Shows Off New Planets

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I can show you the world! Yeah, enough of that. Bungie dropped a brand new trailer today for Destiny 2 for the UK that shows off more of what you'll be able to explore in the upcoming sequel. The primary worlds you'll see in the video below are the European Dead Zone, Nessus, Io, Titan (one of Saturn's moons), and a solar system that The Traveler touched before the collapse happened. Some fo the developers talk about the planets and describe the game environment as one of the biggest they've ever built, which is saying something considering this is the same company that made the first three Halo games endless parade of new places to go.

The visuals are absolutely stunning, I can't complain about it, I just want to bask in their glory for a few hours. I'm digging the idea that there are worlds made up of methane oceans and giant waves, as an entire civilization made during the golden age of development is slowly washed away into an unforgiving environment that we probably shouldn't have colonized in the first place. It's going to be interesting to play on these new worlds as we see the universe expand in Destiny 2.

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