Nexon has responded to claims that The First Descendant’s icons are too similar to Destiny 2’s icons.
Earlier this week, players noticed a surprising number of similarities between the tokens and weapons used in the new free-to-play sci-fi shooter The First Descendant and Destiny 2 .
In response to Forbes, which originally raised the issue, Nixon Publishing said it “takes the concerns raised seriously” and will ensure that “images that may resemble us will not be published.” [to Destiny 2] It clearly reflects individual identity [its] Spill”.
“As a looter shooter, The First Descendant was created with deep affection and respect for other games in the genre,” Nexon said in a statement.
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“As a world-renowned looter shooter, Destiny 2 is both personally admired and respected by the team and serves as inspiration throughout the development process.
“We have taken the concerns raised seriously and have decided to make adjustments to ensure that images that may appear similar clearly reflect the game’s unique identity. We will continue to improve the game for fans of the looter-shooter genre.”
The First Descendant is a brand new free-to-play looter shooter where you must “accept your calling”. […] “And the fight against the invaders for the survival of humanity.”
Featuring character growth, dynamic combat, “massive” boss battles, and customization options, The First Descendant is available now on PC via Steam, PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and last-gen consoles.
Destiny 2 developer Bungie recently disabled rewards generated in private Crucible games due to an “issue”.
While the studio hasn’t revealed exactly what the issue is, Destiny 2 players believe it’s related to a bug that allows players to collect full sets of items and consumables in private matches, even if they’re not on their console/PC.
