9 Destiny 2 Easter Eggs And Secrets

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The Destiny 2 beta provides extensive gameplay opportunities for Guardians eager to explore Bungie’s latest offering. Players can experience the introductory story mission, experiment with all three character classes—Titan, Hunter, and Warlock—alongside their freshly designed subclasses, tackle the challenging Inverted Spire Strike, and compete in PvP multiplayer matches.

Beyond the core activities, the beta contains numerous hidden secrets and Easter eggs specifically designed for observant players. Continue reading to discover our comprehensive findings, and share your own discoveries in the comments section below.

For additional Destiny 2 coverage, explore our compilation of new subclass abilities and view gameplay footage of the latest Strike mission.

Nessus’s Inverted Spire Strike features an expansive exploration zone containing several enigmatic elements. At the mission’s commencement, a sealed doorway displays the distinctive emblem of Vault of Glass, Destiny’s inaugural raid activity. Content creators have already exploited glitches to bypass this barrier, accessing the concealed Lost Sector that has sparked community speculation about potential future raid or strike locations.

Drawing from Vault of Glass lore, we understand that within these massive Vex constructs exists a simulated reality controlled by the Vex, potentially capable of eliminating Guardians from existence entirely. The Modular Mind boss demonstrates this capability during the final encounter by systematically removing platform sections.

Strategic Insight: When exploring this area, pay close attention to environmental storytelling—Vex architecture often contains clues about upcoming mechanics and potential threats. The Vex’s reality manipulation abilities suggest future encounters may involve similar environmental hazards that require rapid adaptation and positioning awareness.

After navigating through the devastated hangar section of the Tower, turn right toward the former Dead Orbit lounge, hangar bay, and Future War Cult elevated platform. While the lounge entrance remains secured, music continues playing from the jukebox at reduced volume with noticeable distortion. This includes Paul McCartney’s “Hope For The Future,” which sounds significantly less optimistic in this context.

Additionally, this sector contains fallen Cabal soldiers who unfortunately confronted Future War Cult leader Lakshmi-2. Beloved character Amanda Holliday has evacuated her workshop, apparently abandoning what looks like interstellar whiskey. We identify this beverage because it’s available for purchase in North Tower retail establishments.

Exploration Tip: Thoroughly investigate every corner of the ruined Tower—many storytelling elements are conveyed through subtle environmental details rather than explicit narrative exposition. These details often provide crucial context about character relationships and faction dynamics.

We previously discovered during E3 that North Tower houses multiple ramen restaurants, fortune-telling booths, and drinking establishments, but now we can leisurely investigate and locate the venue Amanda Holliday regularly visits during her off-hours. The entire district exhibits a distinctive European atmosphere with cobblestone pathways and café-style architecture.

Access to this Tower section remained blocked throughout Destiny’s initial beta in July 2014 and only became available now. We’ll never fully comprehend North Tower’s intended appearance in the original game, as it currently lies in ruins. Farewell, North Tower.

Historical Context: The North Tower’s design reflects Bungie’s evolving approach to social spaces—moving from purely functional areas to more immersive, lived-in environments that encourage exploration and discovery beyond mere vendor interactions.

Throughout the Homecoming operation, Zavala deploys his Titan protective shield to safeguard you from Red Legion air assaults and apparently perishes. His Ghost remains present to resurrect him, but within twenty minutes, Dominus Ghaul—colloquially called “Gary”—severs the Light connection for all Guardians. Had Gary acted slightly quicker, Zavala would have faced permanent demise.

Progress continues and technological advancements proceed, but the universal constant remains adhesive notes. Perhaps you can decipher their significance.

When Zavala guides you toward his arsenal to acquire your initial firearm, glancing left reveals a storage unit filled with Khvostov models. Numerous novice players discarded this automatic rifle in the first Destiny installment, only later realizing its competitive dominance in Crucible matches. The weapon eventually returned as an Exotic item in the Rise of Iron DLC.

Weapon Strategy: Don’t underestimate seemingly basic weapons—many contain hidden potential that only becomes apparent through extensive testing and community discovery. The Khvostov’s journey from common rifle to exotic powerhouse demonstrates Bungie’s commitment to honoring player discoveries and community legacy.

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