Bungie Is Fixing Fashion In Destiny's Fourth Year
Great news for everyone who’s felt like they’ve been running out of new rewards to pursue over the last year.
Great news for everyone who’s felt like they’ve been running out of new rewards to pursue over the last year.
In its latest weekly blog post Bungie laid out plans to address some of players’ biggest complaints about the current state of Destiny 2.
June can’t come soon enough.
It's a generous but all-too-familiar grind.
It's a new limited-time event called Guardian Games that kicks off next week.
Fun, quirky touches like this are often missing in Destiny, and I'd love to see more of them.
Destiny's elite competitive end-game mode, Trials of Osiris, makes its triumphant return today. Here's how to get started.
Season of the Worthy feels like one of the most underwhelming starts to a season that Destiny 2 has had in a long time.
A massive update has wiped out some of players' most coveted stats.
The treasure it ultimately led to is long gone, but solving a mind-bending clue like this is its own reward.
The studio wants to change how the game’s seasons work so players don’t feel like they’re constantly missing out when they’re not playing.
From 13th March.
The game’s latest season has truly pushed the envelope on how much time you spend waiting for things to happen.
It’s cool to see Bungie taking a step back and filling everyone in on how a bug gets fixed.
Invest, invest, invest!
This is the second time in two weeks that Destiny 2 has gone down for emergency maintenance after a hotfix went live.
