How to watch the Destiny 2 showcase
Catch the latest reveals for the Lightfall expansion and Season 18.
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TheDestiny 2 showcaseis one of the most important recurring events for the game, reflecting on the past year, but also revealing exciting new details about the upcoming expansion and seasons. As it was with The Witch Queen showcase, we can expect new information about theLightfallexpansion’s new subclass and destination due next year, as well as a content roadmap of sorts, laying out the seasons from now until then.
This showcase is a little special, though, as it will also show off the new Arc 3.0 subclasses, as well as providing details aboutSeason 18, which is set to launch right after the livestream ends. Below you can find where to watch the show for yourself and what time to tune in for all of the reveals.
Destiny 2 showcase: Where to watch
You can watch the Destiny 2 showcase on the official BungieTwitchorYouTubechannels. There will be a pre-show that starts an hour earlier at around 4 pm BST/ 12 am ET/ 9 am PT, and you can check out when the actual showcase begins below:
As with the showcase for Witch Queen, this will likely feature community-related stories about Destiny 2 and just generally chatting with developers at Bungie about where the game is currently at.
If the leaks are anything to go by, the showcase should feature lots of info in regards to the Lightfall expansion that’s due next year, as well as details for the upcoming season 18, the new Arc 3.0 subclasses, and a confirmation of the raid that’s set to return on August 26th, though it’s basically confirmed to be King’s Fall.
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