“We have just delivered a server-side update to reduce the power requirements for all the encounters in the Lost Forges by five,” Bungie said in a blog post (opens in new tab). “We fully acknowledge that this is a small move, but it is the one that we can make today. This is not the full extent of the changes to the player experience that we are investigating, but it should give Guardians at 600 power a better chance at completing the activity.”

Bungie acknowledged that “some players at 600 power have been unable to dive in and beat the final boss without grinding for new power first,” and that this is not the experience it wanted to create with The Black Armory. The studio also said it will provide more details on “how you can catch up and acquire the power you need to join the quests to recover these Lost Forges” this week, which will hopefully address The Black Armory’s other stumbling block. 

We spoke to Bungie about the future of Destiny 2 DLC and the structure of its annual pass (opens in new tab).  

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