Destiny 2, the popular online multiplayer shooter game, is making a major change to its Player-Versus-Player (PvP) combat system. The game will be removing the one-hit kill move, which has been a controversial feature since the game’s launch in 2017.

The one-hit kill move allowed players to instantly eliminate their opponents with a single shot from a powerful weapon. This move was seen as an unfair advantage by some players and led to complaints about the game’s balance. Bungie, the game’s developer, has decided to remove the one-hit kill move in order to make PvP combat more balanced and enjoyable for all players.

The removal of the one-hit kill move will have a significant impact on Destiny 2’s PvP combat system. Players will no longer be able to instantly eliminate their opponents with a single shot, and will instead have to rely on strategic play and skillful gunplay to win matches. This change should make PvP combat more competitive and enjoyable for all players.

The removal of the one-hit kill move is just one of many changes that Bungie has made to Destiny 2 in recent months. The game has also seen a number of balance changes, new weapons and gear, and other improvements designed to make the game more enjoyable for all players.

Destiny 2 is an ever-evolving game, and Bungie is committed to making the game as balanced and enjoyable as possible. The removal of the one-hit kill move is just one step in that process, and it should make PvP combat more fair and enjoyable for all players.