A Sony property is crossing over into a Microsoft game. Sea of Thieves has acquired new cosmetics from the world of Destiny 2, bringing the fight in opposition to the Darkness to the high seas.
The Lightbearer cosmetics set affords new flags, ship cosmetics, a costume set, and more. In the trailer for the new set of items, you’ll be able to spot numerous Destiny references starting from the Drifter's outfit to a ghost dangling off the entrance of a ship. The Pirate Emporium has a weath of choices accessible to deck out your ship and sailor in Destiny cosmetics.
Sea of Thieves made its way to PlayStation last year as one of a number of Microsoft properties which have jumped to Sony's console. Destiny, in the meantime, has been on Xbox and remained there by way of Bungie's acquisition by Sony. While this would possibly blur some perceived console strains, it's a enjoyable crossover and the Drifter's outfit particularly fits the world of Sea of Thieves fairly nicely.
Season 15 of Sea of Thieves recently went live, including numerous new encounters, voyages, and new content material to the long-running piracy expertise. Rare's game has managed to remain afloat for fairly some time, and it's even seen success on PlayStation 5, (*2*) back when it made its method to the platform.
Destiny 2, in the meantime, launched Heresy and continues to chart a path out from its large narrative conclusion in The Final Shape. The space-faring shooter has had its own latest crossovers, most notably with Star Wars.
Both video games have managed to climate the changing, shifting tides of live-service game manufacturing, so it's neat to see them pair up on this Sea of Thieves crossover. The cosmetics are stay now in Sea of Thieves, although it stays to be seen if Destiny 2 will obtain any Sea of Thieves content material. In this author's opinion, they need to put a large pirate boat in space. Just a thought.
Eric is a freelance author for IGN.