Contraverse Hold - Duration of the grenade regeneration buff is no longer random between 1 and 4 seconds and is now a fixed duration of 1.75 seconds.

The stacking behavior was previously a bug, but this seemed like a good opportunity to promote it to a feature.

Reworked so activating multiple abilities will now reliably result in multiple Empowered stacks.

Heart of Inmost Light - Ability energy regeneration scalars reduced by 50% in PvP.

Frost-EE5 - No longer stacks multiplicatively in PvP with other regeneration buffs, is now an additive scalar.

The best example of this might be the Flux Grenade.

We’ve also tuned ability power outputs and assigned cooldown times accordingly. Now that we have this new system in place, we’ve done a cooldown-tuning pass of all the subclass abilities in the game, tuning each ability’s cooldown time against its power output. This gives us a new knob to turn when balancing abilities that are too powerful or not powerful enough. This shared cooldown means that all grenades need to have roughly the same power output because they have the same time “cost.” For the 30th Anniversary, we’ve made a change that allows us to tune the cooldown of each ability separately. For example, all the grenades in today’s Destiny 2 share the same cooldown time (with the exception of Stasis grenades). Up until now, cooldowns across individual ability types (grenade, melee, class, Super) have generally been identical between all abilities of the same type.

Eric: In 30th Anniversary, we’ve changed the way ability cooldowns work.

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