Destiny 2

Were closing in on the end, now. For the last few weeks Destiny 2 has been running a community event where players have to acquire ungodly amounts of a currency called polarized fractiline and donate it to a central obelisk in the tower in order to unlock some sort of mystery reward. This morning, we blew threw the sixth of 7 stages, which would be 6,000,000,000 fractiline. Somewhere out there I saw a fractiloan joke made. Now, were closing in on the final stage: 9,777,777,000 fractiline. Bungie likes sevens, always has. I dont know why the last digits arent sevens, but I blame Osiris, the lovable schmo.

This last stage might go a little bit quicker than the earlier ones, because yesterday the investors started to activate. Since the beginning of this Empyrean Foundation event in Destiny 2, a certain returns-oriented crowd has been urging players to put their fractiline into fractiline-producing planetary obelisks rather than donating it, saying that the eventual returns would mean far more total fractiline for the tower than straight donations. Its a bit complicated if you havent been following it, but the upshot is that there were a ton of people not donating fractiline for a little bit, and now there are a ton of people donating a ton of fractiline.

If you want to follow along in real time, check out this tracker. Since the announcement to the time of this writing weve already had 38,000,000 more fractiline donated, and it will assuredly be more by the time you click that link.

I havent donated a ton: a got some god rolls on timelost weapons, filled the 5,000 for the triumph and so forth. Im still glad that there are some people in the community that are willing to sit there and click that button for eons, because man does it feel exhausting. When we finally finish the donations well be able to claim the final seasonal triumph and thus the Savior title, so Im holding on for that. Mostly I want that pin. I like the pins.

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Destiny 2 Empyrean Foundation Progress: Were In Stage 7, And It Wont Be Long - Forbes