Key Takeaways
- Talented Destiny 2 fan recreates Exotic Shotgun, Conditional Finality, impressing the franchise community.
- The fan-made prop features LEDs, is scale-accurate, and is available for purchase at $399.99.
A talented Destiny 2 fan online has shared their epic prop recreation of Conditional Finality, wowing fans of the franchise with its accuracy. Conditional Finality was first released in Destiny 2 back in 2023, and this creation is the perfect tribute to the Exotic Shotgun.
Since Destiny 2 was released back in 2017, the game has cultivated a large, dedicated community of players. As a result of this popularity, it’s common to see tons of Destiny 2 fan creations online, paying homage to Bungie’s shooter in their own way. Because of this, it takes something really special to stand out in the sea of fan creations. A short while back, another Destiny 2 fan turned the Vault of Glass raid into a LEGO set, and it’s fascinating to see the creative ways players are bringing the game into their real lives.
Redditor Designedby3d shared the epic recreation of Destiny 2‘s Conditional Finality with the game’s community online, and it was immediately greeted with tons of praise. It looks just like the weapon as it appears in-game, from the shape all the way down to the shading. This certainly isn’t the average cosplay piece, and it’s clear how much time and effort has gone into making this look as accurate as possible. One player in the thread enquired about how scale-accurate it is to the game, with Designedby3d confirming that the total length is “around 90 cm.”
Destiny 2 Fan Makes Near-Perfect Conditional Finality Replica
Designedby3d also shared a few technical details about this prop recreation of the Destiny 2 Exotic weapon, which was an interesting glimpse into how it was made. Apparently, the replica is made entirely from plastic and features two LED colors: orange and blue. Plenty of gamers in the thread pointed out that the user should be taking commissions for work of this quality, and it was revealed that they actually do, meaning gamers can pick up this Conditional Finality prop for $399.99.
While there’s no sign of a sequel in sight, Destiny 2 continues to receive frequent content updates from Bungie. Recent layoffs at the studio caused many to worry about what the future holds for the franchise, so it’s good to see Destiny 2 support continue right now. Just recently, Destiny 2 shared plans for future raids and dungeons, including Codename: Frontiers. Bungie has confirmed that the game will continue to add one raid a year, ensuring there’s always fresh content for long-time players to enjoy.
