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Ah, Shaders. These were highly coveted items in the original Destiny since they allowed players to really leave their mark on their guardians. You can make entire set pieces look completely different ...

The Unity plug-in Shader Forge launched over five years ago, and it often pops up in conversations and top lists about essential development tools. It enables people to quickly change the appearance ...

Update: Bungie has issued a statement on the Destiny 2 shader controversy. In Destiny 2, Bungie brings back shaders for weapons and armor. Shaders are entirely cosmetic modifications that allow ...

Destiny 2 has launched to a very positive reception so far, especially among fans of the original game (primarily because developer Bungie fixed many of Destiny’s most glaring issues for the sequel).

Players will be able to upgrade their style with class items being affected by shaders once again. Rise of Iron will launch in September, which means players can once again customize their class items ...

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As one of the most anticipated games of the year, Destiny 2 didn't disappoint. It improves on the original game in almost every way, and even though not all of the features and activities are live yet ...

Destiny 2's community isn't as happy as it could be, and one of the points of contention has been over the single-use shaders that has players calling for the old system to make a comeback. And it ...

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Bungie game director Chris Barrett took to Twitter yesterday to announce the news. "Wouldn't it be cool if class items were affected by shaders again in Rise of Iron?," he tweeted. "We thought so too.