https://www.reddit.com/r/DestinyTheGame/comments/79x4w4/eurogamer_new_details_for_osiris_dlc_power_level/

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-10-30-our-first-look-at-destiny-2-expansion-curse-of-osiris

• level raised from 20 to 25
  
• power raised to 330 (presumably 335 with mods)
  
• Morena Baccarin from Firefly is Osiris' ghost
  
• Brother Vance returns
  
• New mercury patrol zone

Do not let Cayde anywhere near Osiris or his Ghost. Please, I beg you...

Brings a whole new meaning to ghost companion…

I'm betting that a "new raid activity" is a six-player activity that can't justifiably be called a new raid. If tied in with the story, perhaps a revival or expansion of VoG? Or maybe a six-player activity that gets us to the Lighthouse?

Although it would seem kinda cheep, I feel like it could also me more modular component to the raid. We already have three, but if they add 3 more, there could be more rotation every week. Who is to say that Calus is done having fun with us? Or that we have completely explored his ship?

Also, the fact that they are bumping the top level up 5 makes me think they will be dropping more subclass trees in the near future. Most people are looking at the light level, but I'm looking at the actually level. This is the first time they have ever bumped that up with an Expansion right? D1 was 20 all the way through.

https://www.reddit.com/r/DestinyTheGame/comments/79x4w4/eurogamer_new_details_for_osiris_dlc_power_level/

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2017-10-30-our-first-look-at-destiny-2-expansion-curse-of-osiris

• level raised from 20 to 25
  
• power raised to 330 (presumably 335 with mods)
  
• Morena Baccarin from Firefly is Osiris' ghost
  
• Brother Vance returns
  
• New mercury patrol zone

I'm betting that a "new raid activity" is a six-player activity that can't justifiably be called a new raid. If tied in with the story, perhaps a revival or expansion of VoG? Or maybe a six-player activity that gets us to the Lighthouse?

I saw a Youtube video last night (I think it was from MoreConsole) that mentioned that Mercury may possibly be procedural generated.

Anyone else heard this? I thought that was odd because didn't one of the Bungie devs knock No Man's Sky and mention how PG environments lacked the ability to create a truly excited space (or something like that.)

But also, how would a multiplayer sandbox PG world work?

Is there any merit to this comment or another source mentioning it?

Personally, I am happy when when the marketing is focused on the core-draw experiences. I'm hoping that the end game content will have progressed in quality. I do think it is important to have that focus in the content for the end game, but I think expansion content that fails to provide anything beyond additional mechanical end game activities is a missed opportunity to bring about investment in the content of the world. Framing devices are very helpful for longevity for me and I am sure quite a variety of other people.