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'''''Curse of Osiris''''' | |image=[[File:Curse of Osiris splash.png|300px]] | ||
|developer=[[Bungie]] | |||
|publisher=[[Activision]] | |||
|platform=[[Xbox One]] <br> [[PlayStation 4]] <br> [[Battle.net]] {{c|formerly}} <br> [[Steam]] <br> [[Google Stadia]] {{c|formerly}} | |||
|releasedate= December 5, 2017 (Playstation 4, Xbox One, PC) <br> November 19, 2019 (Stadia) | |||
|genre= [[Wikipedia:Action role-playing game|Action role-playing]] <br> [[Wikipedia:First-person shooter|First-person shooter]] | |||
|rating= [[Wikipedia:Entertainment Software Ratings Board|ESRB]]: Teen (T) for Blood, Language, and Violence<br> | |||
[[Wikipedia:Pan European Game Information|PEGI]]: 16+ | |||
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'''''Curse of Osiris''''' was the first DLC expansion for ''[[Destiny 2]]'', and was released on December 5, 2017. ''Curse of Osiris'' takes place on [[Mercury]] and follows the [[Guardian]]'s efforts to rescue [[Osiris]] from the [[Vex]] in order to avert a dark future.<ref name="MS">[https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/p/destiny-2-expansion-i-curse-of-osiris/c4s6htbkv5hq '''Microsoft Store:''' ''Destiny 2 - Expansion I: Curse of Osiris'']</ref><ref>[http://www.gameinformer.com/b/news/archive/2017/09/14/curse-of-osiris-confirmed-as-first-destiny-2-expansion.aspx '''Game Informer:''' ''UPDATE: Curse Of Osiris Confirmed By Bungie As First Destiny 2 Expansion'']</ref><ref>[http://kotaku.com/sources-destiny-2s-first-dlc-will-star-osiris-add-a-n-1798630605 '''Kotaku:''' ''Sources: Destiny 2's First DLC stars Osiris for the first time, Add New Patrol Zone On Mercury'']</ref> The expansion's plot also focuses on the relationship between Osiris and his disciple, [[Ikora Rey]].<ref name="MS"/><ref>[https://www.gamespot.com/articles/destiny-2-dlc-curse-of-osiris-leaks-bungie-confirm/1100-6453216/ '''GameSpot:''' ''Destiny 2 DLC Curse Of Osiris Leaks; Bungie Confirms It's Real'']</ref> | |||
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*The [[World Quest]] for [[Mercury]] had been teased prior to the expansion's release. It is obtainable after completing Verse 10 at the [[Lighthouse]]'s forge. | *The [[World Quest]] for [[Mercury]] had been teased prior to the expansion's release. It is obtainable after completing Verse 10 at the [[Lighthouse]]'s forge. | ||
*Curse of Osiris is the first Vex-focused expansion in the Destiny series. The second being Season of the Undying. | *Curse of Osiris is the first Vex-focused expansion in the Destiny series. The second being Season of the Undying. | ||
*It is also considered to be one of the most unpopular expansions in the history of Destiny due to its minimal impact on the game and the meager amount of content it added in comparison to previous expansions such as [[The Dark Below]] or [[The Taken King]]. | |||
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|after= ''[[Warmind (expansion)|Warmind]]'' | |||
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Curse of Osiris was the first DLC expansion for Destiny 2, and was released on December 5, 2017. Curse of Osiris takes place on Mercury and follows the Guardian's efforts to rescue Osiris from the Vex in order to avert a dark future.[1][2][3] The expansion's plot also focuses on the relationship between Osiris and his disciple, Ikora Rey.[1][4]
Plot[edit]
After the defeat of the Red Legion, the battered Last City starts to rebuild all they lost. However, when a terrible Vex plot threatens Mercury, the legendary warlock Osiris calls upon the Guardian to prevent the Vex from assimilating the entire universe.
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Story missions[edit]
- The Gateway - Travel to Mercury and the fabled Lighthouse to answer Brother Vance's distress call.
- A Deadly Trial - Find a way to revive Osiris' Ghost, Sagira.
- Beyond Infinity - Find out who's behind the Infinite Forest and make it out alive.
- Deep Storage - Travel deep into the Pyramidion on Io to locate where Panoptes, Infinite Mind is hiding.
- Tree of Probabilities - Locate the map of the Infinite Forest and take out anything that stands in your way.
- Hijacked - Head to Nessus to find a processor powerful enough to analyze the data from the map of the Infinite Forest.
- A Garden World - Find where exactly Panoptes, Infinite Mind is hiding using the Vex mind core you salvaged from Nessus.
- Omega - Return to the Infinite Forest to destroy Panoptes, Infinite Mind once and for all.
Adventures[edit]
- The Up and Up - Stop the Vex from gathering data on Fallen combat tactics.
- Bug in the System - Ruin Vex plans to gather data on the Hive and their Sword Logic by eliminating as many of them as possible.
- The Runner - Stop the Vex from accruing data on a Cabal Colossus carrying important data trapped in a maze.
Strikes[edit]
- A Garden World - Find and destroy a Vex Mind that's reconstructing the Infinite Forest pathways.
- Tree of Probabilities - Go within the depths of the Infinite Forest to stop a Cabal commander trapped inside a combat simulation loop once and for all.
Raid[edit]
- Raid Lair
- Leviathan, Eater of Worlds - Travel deep within the underbelly of the Leviathan to find the source of its engine troubles.
Crucible maps[edit]
- Pacifica, New Pacific Arcology, Titan
- Radiant Cliffs, Fields of Glass, Mercury
- Wormhaven, New Pacific Arcology, Titan
Locations[edit]
- Fields of Glass, Mercury (Destination)
- Hangman's Pass, European Dead Zone, Earth
World Quest[edit]
Trivia[edit]
- The Story missions A Garden World and Tree of Probabilities were reused as the two new Strikes in this expansion, drawing the ire of many players.
- The World Quest for Mercury had been teased prior to the expansion's release. It is obtainable after completing Verse 10 at the Lighthouse's forge.
- Curse of Osiris is the first Vex-focused expansion in the Destiny series. The second being Season of the Undying.
- It is also considered to be one of the most unpopular expansions in the history of Destiny due to its minimal impact on the game and the meager amount of content it added in comparison to previous expansions such as The Dark Below or The Taken King.
References[edit]
- ^ a b Microsoft Store: Destiny 2 - Expansion I: Curse of Osiris
- ^ Game Informer: UPDATE: Curse Of Osiris Confirmed By Bungie As First Destiny 2 Expansion
- ^ Kotaku: Sources: Destiny 2's First DLC stars Osiris for the first time, Add New Patrol Zone On Mercury
- ^ GameSpot: Destiny 2 DLC Curse Of Osiris Leaks; Bungie Confirms It's Real
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