Destiny: The Taken King livestream kicks off tomorrow

Rejoice Destiny fans (us most definitely included), Bungie is just about ready to show off more of the upcoming Destiny: The Taken King expansion and all those upcoming game updates, live via Twitch.

The scheduled livestreams begin tomorrow on their official Bungie Twitch channel, but they’ve produced a little Year Two YouTube teaser for now.

The Taken King Reveal Teaser – Destiny Year Two:

Read on for Bungie’s announcement. Destiny: The Taken King launches on September 15th.

Starting tomorrow, the Bungie team will begin to roll out all-new information for the upcoming Destiny: The Taken King.

On Wednesday, August 19th at 11:00am Pacific, Deej (Bungie Community Manager) will host a livestream straight from the studio with Mark Noseworthy (Executive Producer) and Tyson Green (Senior Design Lead). They’ll be discussing how your Guardian will grow more powerful over the course of their adventures in The Taken King, diving into leveling and light systems, the new and improved Tower, and more.

The livestream will be viewable here: http://www.twitch.tv/bungie.

Paul Bryant

Staff Writer

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