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Destiny rapper returns with a tongue-twisting rundown of every single Exotic armour piece

Destiny is all about dress-ups - don't kid yourself - so let's celebrate the best costumes in Bungie's closet.

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Destiny rapper Duba has put together a loving tribute to the shared-worlds shooter's enormous array of Exotic armour - helmets, gauntlets, boots and all.

From Titan gauntlets ACD/0 Feedback Fence to the Warlock helmet Astrocyte Verse, the rap runs through the entire collection, showing off each piece in turn. A huge stack of Destiny players make appearances in this video; our good pal Arekkz is in there somewhere, almost certainly as one of the Hunters.

This is a sequel to the Destiny Exotic weapons rap from June 2016 - before Rise of Iron arrived to add a few new boomsticks to the arsenal.

Everyone's feeling the Destiny love today, what with glorious rumours floating around and Activision reiterating its 2017 Destiny 2 release plans.

There's a lot to criticise in Destiny (although it has improved a great deal as time went on, and I always loved it anyway) but the breadth and variety of its weird and wonderful weapon and armour names is something I sure hope Bungie retains for the sequel. I don't think I'll care if Bungie throws the whole lot out the window for Destiny 2; it just means there'll be a new stack of Exotics to collect.

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Based in Australia and having come from a lengthy career in the Aussie games media, Brenna worked as VG247's remote Deputy Editor for several years, covering news and events from the other side of the planet to the rest of the team. After leaving VG247, Brenna retired from games media and crossed over to development, working as a writer on several video games.
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