Destiny 2 fans are only hours away from playing the game’s first Raid, titled Leviathan.
The Destiny 2 Leviathan Raid has a September 13 release date and a 6pm start time in the UK.
This means that it can be played from 7pm if you live in Europe, and either 10am PDT or 1pm EDT if you’re based in the US.
Designed to be played in groups of six, the PS4 and Xbox One Raid is one of Destiny 2’s main end-game activities.
As such, players will need to get up to a certain Power Level in order to succeed.
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Fortunately, while little is known about the contents of the Raid, Bungie has confirmed the Power Level.
According to Bungie’s Luke Smith: “Destiny 2’s first Raid has a Power range of 260-280.”
Other than the increased difficulty, the biggest challenge facing most players will be finding a team to play with.
That’s because Raids don’t have any matchmaking features, meaning that players must be part of a clan.
Fortunately, Bungie will release a new Guided Games feature in the future, giving players the chance to team up with strangers. Bungie will hold a soft beta to test the new feature this month, before rolling it out in full.
“For Guided Games to have a successful launch, we need time for enough players to form into real Clans and be ready to guide other Guardians. If there are too many solo Seekers and not enough Clan Guides, the queues for matching will be quite long,” a message from Bungie explains.
“Therefore, we’re going to roll out Guided Games as a limited-access ‘soft beta’, where only a select number of solo players will be able to use Guided Games for the Nightfall on 9/12.”
Little else is known about the Leviathan Raid, with Bungie telling fans not to expect any kind of preview.
“There will be no Raid tease for Destiny 2’s first Raid,” Luke Smith tweeted.
Bungie elaborated in a recent blog post: “If you have witnessed the race to become the first to topple the final boss, you know we keep Raid info well under wraps,” Bungie explains.
“These are your moments to discover – your mysteries to solve. We’ve given you the when. You will soon discover the who, the what, and the where. Together, as a team, you might even discover the how.”
Other clues have suggested that Leviathan is a World Eater of some kind, and that the Raid will have a mysterious death penalty.