Events from the past have now influenced how these once familiar areas have changed.
The changes to the landscape are a way to show that Destiny is a dynamic world where players’ decisions changed the land. The Plaguelands as a concept is to be an area corrupted by something you can’t understand, evoking a sense of fantasy and desire to discover its secrets. The new content is very story focused, and features strong inspiration from Viking themes. There will be new Armor and Weapons for Guardians, as expected. In addition to the snowy environment, the new enemy Devil Splicers have overrun the area and are building on top of the Cosmodrome, changing its look drastically as well as other once familiar locations. The new Plaguelands were not a part of the walkthrough, instead viewers were walked through the altered Cosmodrome and shown how the landscape has changed dramatically. 
Before the walkthrough began however, we were shown the new pre-order item, the Gjallarwing Sparrow, which will also be available through the Eververse store. Bungie hosted a livestream today during which they showed new content and revealed some new information regarding Destiny’s Rise of Iron expansion, which is due for PS4 and Xbox One on September 20th.
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