The brilliance about Stasis is how each class's version feels great to use. Unlike Arc, Solar or Void, Stasis can be upgraded and manipulated to suit how you play, meaning you can add freezing effects to your class abilities, or even increase the damage done to frozen targets through the Aspects you can earn. The part of Stasis though that really elevates it above the other subclasses is how you can develop it. Stasis has so many incredible uses that make it a desirable class to work with, but it won't blow up a boss' health bar. In my review-in-progress, I said that this class doesn't feel all that lethal, and I still stand by that after a longer playtime. Starting with the new subclass Stasis, Guardians can look forward to a new set of abilities that promote area control. With that off my chest, what about the new content, the stuff you actually buy Beyond Light for. I still love Destiny 2, but playing The Corrupted strike for the 200th time, or completing a bounty grind just to be able to get to the right level to play new content is not exactly my idea of a good time anymore, and I don't believe it's great game design either for a title invested in longevity. There is a whole bunch of great content being added in Beyond Light (I've previously gone over bits of this in my review-in-progress), but as someone with a limited amount of time to be able to play this game today, having to go back and engage in the same content I have been playing for years just to be able to access the newer stuff, makes me less interested to play. Now, the issue I'm dancing around is power levelling. You see, this year my life has twisted and turned, from having very little to do, to quite a lot, and that change in lifestyle really shows the true colours of a game like Destiny. But, there's a reason for that, and it revolves around the core design of this game, something that dedicated fans of which I have always considered myself to be, usually don't think twice about. Before I do anything, let's address the elephant in the room, as you're probably thinking, 'isn't this a little bit late for a Destiny 2: Beyond Light review?' Well, yes.

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