Let Me Put Shaders On Everything in Destiny 2

A cool shader in Destiny 2. I have no idea where the gold comes from

Destiny 2’s cosmetic system is pretty alright. It’s slowly improved over the years, but with transmogifying armour pieces, we can really make cool looks for ourselves. And we finally don’t have to turn legendary shards into individual colour shaders now. The original implementation of cosmetics in Destiny 2 were insane. These days though, even F2Players can at the very least make themselves look alright. However, like all cosmetics, we can go further and deeper. The technology is there, we just need to believe.   Shaders for everything Admittedly, there isn’t much left in Destiny 2 that you can use a… [Continue Reading]

Another Ramble About Destiny 2’s Shaders

My Destiny 2 Warlock, using a neat white, gold and purple shader

A while back, I rambled on about how I didn’t really like the cosmetic system in Destiny 2. Since I was regularly farming gear over and over to upgrade my light level, I was stuck with ugly, default colours. While I did have the ability to change my looks with shaders, it honestly wasn’t worth it. I was just wearing whatever had the biggest number on it, and hoped I’d find something better. In fact, one of the bigger turn-offs was how Destiny 2 shaders were one-use only. If I needed more shaders, I’d need to spend resources to obtain… [Continue Reading]