Destiny 2

Looking for Destiny 2 map fragments in the new Season of Plunder? Here's how you get them, and how you can unlock more map types for your Captain's Atlas.

No matter which treasure map you slot, you'll still get Plundered Umbral Energy, which can be used to focus engrams for seasonal weapons and armor. Once you get map fragments and treasure coordinates, you can use them to slot a treasure map into your Captain's Atlas, which is available via your quest screen. Just like the lures from the Season of the Hunt, this time it's all about slotting in different map types to change what you get from the expedition. This will allow you to claim an additional reward chest at the end of the Expedition activity. This unlocks after you've helped the Drifter retrieve his stolen goods and have talked to the Spider in the Eliksni Quarter of the last city, accessible through H.E.L.M. But unlike treasure coordinates, which come from doing basically every major activity in the game, you have to do something specific to get these.

While some are not fun right now (stupid exotic catalyst progression mission!), this one is turning out to be a blast, literally. And it's probably going to be ...

If they’re disabled for the raid race, would they be disabled across the rest of the game? This could lead to the almost unthinkable situation of an entire class of weapons being disable for a raid race, which again, we’ve never seen. It’s not like grenade launchers were going to be the heavy slot pick for most World’s First competing teams anyway, with everyone likely opting for more traditional DPS options, whether that’s last season’s mega-powerful Stormchaser, or more traditional exotics like Gjallarhorn or Sleeper. It also means that those random legendary GLs you’ve got stashed in your vault are now some of the strongest heavies in the game, if you don’t want to use the exotic slot for Anarchy or Prospector. [Destiny 2 season](https://www.forbes.com/sites/paultassi/2022/08/23/destiny-2-reveals-lightfall-on-neptune-new-strand-subclass-pirate-season-of-plunder/?sh=7831c4064669) without a few bugs, and it’s always a bit of fun when they are breaking in favor of the players. Of course, this is literally about 48 hours before Friday’s King’s Fall raid race, and Bungie is very clearly not going to want that to be run with GLs in the current state they’re in.

Destiny 2 Map Fragments are a new resource in Season of Plunder, obtained from the Ketchcrash activity. Each run awards 10 Map Fragments.

With a Treasure Map crafted, you can now head into the Expedition activity to get extra loot. Now that you’ve got some Destiny 2 Map Fragments, you’ll want to use them to craft a Treasure Map to get bonus loot in Expedition missions. Below, you’ll find all the details we've learned about how you can get Map Fragments in Destiny 2 Season of Plunder.

Destiny 2 Season 18 adds a pirate theme to the popular online game, though players have run into a few issues including one for the Captain's Atlus.

as players have found the item listed as a "Lost Item." In this case, players are advised to clear quest inventory and then picking up the Captain's Atlas from the Postmaster. At this point, it's also recommended to leave the menu and go directly to the postmaster area in the H.E.L.M. Unfortunately, there's a bug in Destiny 2 that is currently preventing players from picking up the Captain's Atlas, which effectively halts any further seasonal progress considering how important the item is. Following the launch of Season 18, the experience has also seen a few unfortunate hiccups including various bugs that have trapped players behind a closed door in the Ketchcrash activity, blocking seasonal progress after completing the Salvage and Salvation boss encounter, as well as seasonal triumphs not progressing as expected. called the Star Chart has Season 18 rank rewards, unlock weapons and armor, bounties, and a way to upgrade the Pirate Crew following weekly story missions.

Bungie won't be vaulting future 'Destiny 2' expansions, it was announced during a recent showcase for the game.

[PlayStation’s recent acquisition of the studio for a staggering £2.6billion ($3.6billion), Destiny 2 will remain a multiplatform game moving forward](https://www.nme.com/news/gaming-news/bungie-is-officially-a-member-of-the-playstation-family-3270617), with Bungie still acting as an independent studio. It will be the game’s fifth expansion overall, releasing just over a year after The Witch Queen. This was met with criticism, as it essentially put an artificial timer on how long players had access to the game’s additional paid content. It was stated during the showcase that the team isn’t planning to “sunset any more expansions. The highlight of the showcase came in regards to news about the upcoming Lightfall expansion, which will be releasing February 28, 2023. [with the most recent instance of this being the Forsaken expansion back in February](https://www.nme.com/news/gaming-news/destiny-2-sends-more-content-to-the-vault-3066144).

Bungie has announced that all of Destiny 2's expansions, which include Shadowkeep and The Witch Queen, will be free for the next week.

This is great for new and returning players, as it will allow them to experience some key pieces of story content rather than having to go to lore masters to understand what is happening in the game's plot as new expansions release and older ones are removed. [no more expansion sunsetting in Destiny 2](https://gamerant.com/destiny-2-sunset-expansions-ending/). This is a great opportunity for those who have not been able to experience the older content and want to try it out without having to open their wallets.