maps

Midtown – here you’ll be facing against fellow guardians in the last city which is mostly open areas with on two or three shops you can fight in.

Retribution – in this map you take your fight to the sky of mars where you’ll be fighting in a cabal war ship with tight corridors and few open areas, how you haven’t gotten kicked off is beyond me.

Endless Vale – set on the planet Nessus, and features tight corridors which branch into large open spaces.

Vostok – Vostok is a reworked version of the first game’s Iron Temple social space, introduced with the launch of the Rise of Iron expansion.

Altar of Flame – Altar of Flame is the first map to be set on Mercury and to showcase the new Survival game mode. long range weapons are best at this map.

Javelin-4 – Javelin-4 provides an extremely tense, arena-like battle, with a big central space where its usually a war zone

The Dead Cliffs – The Dead Cliffs is set on the European Dead Zone (EDZ) and features a number of sheer drops, amidst its narrow passages and open industrial areas.

The Fortress – Perhaps Destiny 2’s most versatile map, The Fortress is home to a castle, elaborate cave systems and deadly open terrain, along with what looks like a crashed space ship.

Legion’s Gulch – Launch yourself from the crumbling ruins of a lost city and onto an enormous Cabal drill on the close-quarters Legions Gulch.

Emperor’s Respite – Taking place on the Leviathan, do battle in Calus’s grand palace. so try not to mess it up to much

Eternity – Introduced in the very first week of Trials of the Nine, this map is fantastical and alien in appearance & feels very unique, however its mostly white so try not to wear any black.

Distant Shores – Originally called the Shores of Time in Destiny 1, it’s been reskinned to fit the Arcadian theme in Destiny 2. It’s reminiscent of a larger version of Endless Vale and plays really well. There’s a great mixture of open and enclosed spaces, with intense firefights taking place in almost every area of the map

Wormhaven –  this map is set in Titan’ Hive infested Arcology and it’s being regarded as an instant classic. It’s reminiscent of Halo in it’s simplistic design and this makes for some brilliant, back-to-basics firefights.

Pacifica – This map’s set aboard one of Titan’s rigs and features verticality, tight corridors and a steep learning curve.

Radiant Cliffs – Snuck into the Destiny 2 Crucible playlist with the Curse of Osiris DLC, the Radiant Cliffs has turned out to be one of our favourite maps. There’s a minimalist aspect to this map which I like.