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How to get Parallax Trajectory in Destiny 2

A new season means new currencies to collect, and Parallax Trajectory will be a recurrent one in your travels.

Unlike Ether, which can be obtained solely by defeating enemies in numerous activities, and the rather elusive Decrypted Data, this one is can be obtained from a large variety of sources.

At the moment there are six different methods to get Parallax Trajectory:

• Defeating enemies across the Solar system (3 Parallax Trajectory at random, dependant on drop chance)
• Completing playlist activities (~100 Parallax Trajectory)
• Completing public events (standard events give 75 Parallax Trajectory, while Heroic give 88 Parallax Trajectory instead)
• Completing certain Season of the Lost storyline quests (~100 Parallax Trajectory)
• Grabbing Ascendant Anchors (30 Parallax Trajectory)
• Reaching certain levels in the season pass (~100-150 Parallax Trajectory)

Let’s go through these one by one.

Destiny 2’s Parallax Trajectory sources in detail and best farm method

Similarly to Path of the Splicer, the new questline called Wayfinder’s Voyage is one you’ll be following closely.

It’s always worth progressing through it, as there is a chance for quest steps to reward you with at least 100 Parallax Trajectory as you go.

As of now, at least during the season’s first week, Seasonal Challenges have been not awarding Parallax Trajectory. We’re unsure if this is going to change, but it’s already a change of pace compared to Season of the Splicer, where challenges could reward Decrypted Data.

Elsewhere, you can obtain this currency by completing playlist activities such as Gambit, Crucible and Strikes. You will obtain around 100 Parallax Trajectory after each one.

If you’re looking to obtain chunks of the currency as quickly as possible, the best Parallax Trajectory farm method comes down to public events. Standard ones will grant you 75 Parallax Trajectory, while Heroic events have 88 Parallax Trajectory in store as a reward.

Consider their frequency and short duration compared to playlist activities, public events are by far best Parallax Trajectory farm.

As you do either of the aforementioned activities, defeating enemies has random drop of 3 Parallax Trajectory.

This tends to happen at least a couple times per mission or activity, but don’t rely solely on this method, as it will take an absurd amount of time.

Lastly, there’s a far more straightforward method. Reaching ranks 2, 12, 32, 52, 72 and 92 of the season pass will reward you with Parallax Trajectory Spikes, which grant a minimum of 100 Parallax Trajectory each.

Regardless of the method, obtaining this currency will increase your reputation with the Compass Calibration vendor, which is a great way to allowing you to obtain Umbral Engrams.

Season of the Lost is here, with new Exotics and the long-awaited arrival of crossplay. New activities include the Wayfinders Voyage, the Astral Alignment activity and finding Atlas Skew, Trivial Mystery, Parallax Trajectory and Ascendant Anchor locations.

Elsewhere, we’ve seen new Nightfall weapons such as the Uzume RR4, Plug One.1 and Hung Jury SR4.

Other recent new features include transmog and materials Synthstrand, Synthcord and Synthweave, the Splicer Gauntlet and Decrypted Data used to upgrade it.

Destiny 2’s Parallax Trajectory cap explained

As it’s often the case with new currencies in Destiny 2, you won’t be able to just stock up on Parallax Trajectory without reaching a cap.

The Parallax Trajectory inventory cap is 1500. In addition, Bungie has stated it’s possible to acquire these on a full inventory, so make sure you have some room clear as not to lose them.

Make sure to keep this in mind before cashing in Parallax Trajectory Spikes, as they can be a lifesaver for when you most need them if you hold on to them.