Close Menu
  • Gaming
    • Game Guides
    • Codes
    • Game News
    • Game Previews
    • Game Reviews
    • Game Features
    • Game Lists
    • Platforms
      • Nintendo
      • PC
      • PlayStation
      • Xbox
      • Mobile
  • Entertainment
    • Movies
    • Movie Features
    • Movie Reviews
    • TV
    • Reality TV
    • Royals
  • Celebrity
  • Human Interest
  • Astrology
  • Videos
  • More
    • Anime
    • Lists
    • Podcasts
    • Reviews
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram LinkedIn YouTube
  • About Us
  • Join Our Team
  • Meet the Team
  • Privacy Policy
  • DMCA Policy
  • Contact Us
  • Terms of Use
  • Sitemap
  • Editorial Guidelines
  • Advertising Policy
The Nerd Stash
  • Gaming
  • Celebrity
  • Human Interest
  • Videos
The Nerd Stash
Home»Game Guides»Destiny 2: How Fireteam Power Works

Destiny 2: How Fireteam Power Works

Better late than never, I suppose.

Jordan MoyerBy Jordan MoyerApril 28, 20242 Mins Read
Destiny 2: How Fireteam Power Works
Image Source: Bungie

Bungie’s been quite busy with the important, massive, and most importantly, efficient updates that have been announced for Destiny 2‘s release of The Final Shape. Not only have some impressive changes been made to the way players will experience Destiny 2 from now on, but there have also been amazing changes to include Fireteam Power, which will change the way Fireteams play together forever. Let’s take a look at what Fireteam Power is in Destiny 2 and what it does.

Destiny 2 Fireteam Power: What Is It and What Does It Do?

Destiny 2: Fireteam Power Changes
Image Source: Bungie

For the longest time–well, for all of Destiny 2, really, it’s been difficult to get a Fireteam together and head out to participate in any activities that require you to have a higher Power Level. Oftentimes, someone would be much too far ahead, or somebody would get entirely left in the dust. It hasn’t been ideal, and it’s made playing with your friends pretty difficult for these reasons. However, Bungie has a solution for us, in the form of Fireteam Power, that will roll out with the release of The Final Shape.

Fireteam Power was designed with the sole purpose of making it much easier for friends to play Destiny 2 together. Fireteam Power will allow one person within each Fireteam, the Power Leader, to set the bar for the power level of every other member of the Fireteam. Every other Fireteam member will have increased Power Levels that are raised up to 5 Power below the Power Leader. However, Fireteam Power only affects activity difficulty, and you will still receive rewards based on your unadjusted, original Power Level. While it won’t affect everything, it’s still a huge improvement from where it was before.

Related:

Bungie Just Made Datto Guardians’ Least Favorite Destiny 2 Streamer

Destiny 2 is now available on PC, Xbox, and PlayStation consoles.

Related Topics
Destiny 2 Guide
Share. Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Reddit Email
Jordan Moyer
  • Website
  • X (Twitter)

Jordan is an experienced fantasy writer who spends hours behind her laptop, and lost in the pages of a book. She strives to be a successful gaming blogger, and has no complaint about the hours of game time she used to increase her knowledge of all things “geek”. She primarily writes gaming articles and fantasy novels. Ark: Survival Evolved is a favorite, along with Diablo 3, Warframe and Minecraft lately, though you can’t forget the good old Magic the Gathering card game! Writing about games truly gives her joy as it gives her another perspective to look at games from, a reason to really look into the mechanics of the game.

SUGGESTED READS

Destiny 2 Edge of Fate World Tier Changes
Game News

Bungie Responds to Community Criticism by Peeling Back Some Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate Secrets

Destiny 2 Weekly Reset Guide: Challenges, Rotations, & Rewards (June 28-May 2)
Game Guides

Destiny 2 Weekly Reset Guide: Challenges, Rotations, & Rewards (July 1 – July 7)

Destiny 2 Edge of Fate Expansion Launch Trailer
Game Features

Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate Just Gave Us a Remedy-like Launch Trailer

Death Stranding 2 On the Beach Mexico
Game Features

Strangely Enough, Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Has the Most Faithful Representation of Mexico in Recent Memory

Xbox Game Pass July 2025 games
Game News

6 Games Including Mafia Leaving Xbox Game Pass In July

Warframe Second Dream image
Features

Warframe Devs’ Friendly Relationship with Players Leads to Rapid Boss Fix That Puts Other Live-Service Games to Shame

Trending
Texas Man records a package thief stealing boxes off the porch

Texas Man Comes up With ‘Epic’ Idea To Get Revenge on Porch Pirates: ‘This Is Genius’

Ric Flair poop in restaurant

Angry Tampa Server is Fed-Up With Ric Flair Pooping in Their Restaurants, ‘Dirtiest Player in the Game’

Florida bride has special moment with two fathers at wedding

Florida Bride’s Father Shocks Guests At Wedding When He Sees Her Stepdad In Crowd: ‘Cries In Daddy Issues’

Texas woman sees dead brother during vacation

Texas Woman Shares Shocking Story of Seeing Her Dead Brother During Family Vacation in Italy: ‘This Gave Me Chills’

The Nerd Stash
Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram YouTube LinkedIn
  • About Us
  • Join Our Team
  • Meet the Team
  • Privacy Policy
  • DMCA Policy
  • Contact Us
  • Terms of Use
  • Sitemap
  • Editorial Guidelines
  • Advertising Policy
© 2025 The Nerd Stash. All Rights Reserved.

Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.