Want to know the server cap in Destiny: Rising? Keeping tabs on it will make your grind much more efficient.
Being a free-to-play gacha game, NetEase wants to make sure players have things to look forward to beyond pulling for more characters. If you haven’t gotten Gwynn, you'd better hurry, as one more has already been announced: Estella.
Of course, another major thing to keep tabs on is the level server cap. So, with that said, let’s break down what you need to know about the server cap in Destiny: Rising. While you’re here, consider checking out our full daily and weekly reset breakdown as well.
What Is The Destiny: Rising Server Level Cap?
The Destiny: Rising server level cap is 80. The cap has been raised consistently, so expect it to continuously increase in the coming days. I’ll be updating the article if that’s the case.
As you raise your Team Level, more and more activities will become available. The first full season of Destiny: Rising is set to start on September 11, called Season of Daybreak. To unlock seasons, you’ll need to reach level 80, so it’s a steep grind that perhaps only the most dedicated players will be able to reach.
How To Raise Team Level In Destiny: Rising?
The best methods to reach the server level cap in Destiny: Rising include playing through the story chapters and doing high-value PVE activities once you unlock them. This is the order of importance if you want to raise your Team Level:
- Bounties (high value)
- Primary quests
- Adventures
- Jiangshi Metro exploration
- Guantlet Onslaught weekly high-value rewards
- Legendary campaign rewards
Raising the Team Level of your account can be a bit grindy. I’ve missed a couple of days since the global launch, and I’m still at level 63. But if you persevere, then you might get to see what Season of Daybreak has to offer once it kicks off.
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