This month's issue of official PlayStation Magazine has ton of interesting new details on Destiny: The Taken King. The publication explains in details "Court of Oryx, Number of Story missions, new bounties, new exotic auto rifle called as Ukonvasara" and many other things.
OPM confirms that in Destiny: The Taken King, there will be 10 story missions, 3 of which are class-specific i.e. players will need 3 Guardians (one from each class) to play them all.
The doorway across the water behind the Sepiks Prime battle area leads to a "monolithic tower".
There is a "clever and unexpected rug-pull moment involving a mission feature with which you've become all-too familiar with. Avoiding spoilers is a must..."
Regarding new bounties, OPM said: "keep an eye out for the fireteam-focused ones such as Crucible's 'The Team That Works Together' task, unlocked by fireteams of two or more collectively killing 25 enemies."
Destiny: The Taken King will have an exotic auto rifle called as Ukonvasara. This rifle fires arc bullets with chain lightning.
About Court of Oryx, OPM said:
It's a type of public event that's controlled by the players. By offering different types of runes to statues in the court you summon various bosses for timed encounters, along with clues to help you succeed in battle.
The type of runes you offer dictates the difficulty, though the bosses are summoned at random. Level one foes aren't too tough - requiring you to blast through shields of ever-changing elements, for instance, or taking on two Hive Knights who are invincible until you coax them towards one another - but tier two encounters throw you up against multiple bosses at once while stage three challenges pit you against enemies as tough as anything in the Raids.
Last but not the least, OPM details steps to unlock PlayStation exclusive class specific armour sets. According to details shared, "all unlocked via a new collectible called a Sublime Engram. 'When you get a Sublime Engram and you're on PlayStation, you know it's going to be one of those legendary set pieces,' said Luke Smith.
Destiny: The Taken King is scheduled to launch on September 15 for PS4, PS3, Xbox One and Xbox 360.
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