'Destiny' Update: Weapon Tuning, Exotics & More Coming! [Gameplay, Details & Everything We Know So Far]

"Destiny" players are in for an early holiday treat with the updates for the game continuously coming.

Providing details about their December update, Bungie specifically highlighted the Weapon tuning that "Destiny" gamers will experience next month.

The game's Auto Rifles will be given a small increase in base damage while the frequently used Pulse Rifles, known for its incredible damage, will see a reduction on its base damage and damage falloff between Auto Rifle and Hand cannon ranges. The Pulse Rifle, however, will be given an increased based damage when used against AI enemies.

Moreover, the Hand cannons will only see one improvement on their ADS accuracy while the Shotguns will see the most changes.

In the December update, the Shotgun will have a reduced starting damage falloff in order to match lunge ranges as well as an extended 0.5 meters falloff distance. The weapons' reload speed, time to aim down, and base movement speed will also be reduced while a longer recoil and 2-frame delay will be added if coming out from a sprint.

Sniper Rifles, Fusion Rifles, and Sidearms will also be given minor changes to make them even more competitive and fun to use in the game.

Meanwhile, Exotic Weapons such as The First Curse, Hawkmoon, The Chaperone, Sleeper Simulant, Black Spindle and Fabian Strategy will also see some fine tuning come the update.

Specific details about the weapon tuning update can be found in the aforementioned Bungie website.

On the other hand, Bungie also revealed its new wave of "Destiny" exotic gears and weapons for year 2.

Through their Instagram account, Bungie revealed the Year 2 exotic items which include Mida-Multi Tool, The Armamentarium, Dragon's Breath, Plan C, Nothing Menacles, Super Good Advice, ATS/8 Tarantella, as well as Peregrine Grieves.

Also featured in the roster of the new exotic items were Apotheosis Veil, No Land Beyond, Radiant Dance Machines, Achlyophage Symbiote, Twilight Garrison, and Bones of Eao. As cited by Game Rant, this new set of exotics will be released in the December update .

Besides these details, Bungie also revealed in their weekly update that the new "Challenge Modes" will also come in "Destiny."

Next week, I'll have a Raid designer visit the Weekly Update to talk about Challenge Modes for the King's Fall Raid (Normal and Hard). — DeeJ (@DeeJ_BNG) November 20, 2015

A separate Game Rant report emphasized that although no specific details were given, Bungie has hinted that the Challenge modes will involve defeating the bosses in the raid that includes King's Fall, The Vault of Glass and Crota's End. However, there will be new game mechanics for the mode.

More details for the Challenge modes will be released in Bungie's next weekly update.

What do you think about the new "Destiny" weapon rebalancing system? How about the new Exotic Items? What do you think will change in the Challenge modes? Share your ideas in the comments below.