There may be some kind of path for purchasing them in the future as well, but there's not a lot of clarity there.
DESTINY 2 HAUNTED LOST SECTORS UPGRADE
Then Bungie clarified the situation: You will need to upgrade to the Deluxe Edition to get the dungeons. Though this was announced back during Bungie's Witch Queen showcase, players didn't really pick up on the discrepancy until recently.
If you don't buy the Deluxe Edition, you don't get the dungeons.
The standard edition costs $40 USD and comes with just the expansion content the Deluxe Edition is $80 and includes the expansion, some additional cosmetics, all four season passes for Year 5, and two dungeons that will be released at some point during the year. The situation with the dungeons is this: When The Witch Queen launches in February, you can buy two different versions of the expansion in order to get it. Many in the community are.less than enthused. A whole lot of discussion has been had about the two dungeons Bungie is releasing in Year 5, what they'll cost, and how you'll get access to them. It hasn't all been s'mores and scares around Destiny 2 this week, though. Uncovering the secrets of the Headless Ones is a lot of fun, and a great reason to keep diving into those Haunted Lost Sectors. This year, though, Bungie has elevated the event in a really fun way, creating a campfire tale-like ghost story that unfolds in parts. Most years, Destiny 2's Festival of the Lost event is just a fun distraction-a chance to dress up with in-game masks and buy some fun Halloween-themed armor in between regular bouts in the Crucible or ventures into raids. Iron Banter is our weekly look at what's going on in the world of Destiny and a rundown of what's drawing our attention across the solar system. Just about every week brings something new to Destiny 2, whether it's story beats, new activities, or interesting new combinations of elements that let players devastate each other in the Crucible.
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