The original Destiny Vault of Glass Raid is returning in just a couple short weeks, and players can finally transmog nearly any armor that they own (however some of the details around transmog have caused an uproar in the community).Īt this point, Bungie is working hard to smooth things out so that all players can hop into Destiny 2 and start exploring Season of the Splicer, but there’s currently no timeline on when the servers will be brought back online. Guardians will team up with the Fallen Mithrax to take on a Vex threat in a Tron-inspired neon Vex network. Season of the Splicer is set to introduce a lot of new things to Destiny 2. The new update did add a new emblem that can be earned by participating in a cross play beta, but Bungie hasn’t officially announced anything yet (aside from confirming that cross play is being worked on and coming at some point this year). I’ve also seen scattered secondhand reports of PlayStation players with other platforms before the servers were pulled offline. Bungie does not do weekly maintenance for the game so expect announcements way ahead of the schedule to let players know before the downtime. Some players were reportedly able to join their clanmates on different platforms, including reports of Xbox and PC players grouping up. Maintenance and downtimes for Destiny 2 are usually due to major content updates to the game and the frequent ones are usually just small hotfixes that either change or remove content. It also looks like cross play across various platforms was enabled to some degree. Destiny 2 servers are currently under maintenance according to the official Twitter account of Bungie Help, as of August 25, 2022, at 3:45 PM PDT for hotfix 6.2.0.1 because it seems that Update 6.2.0 for Destiny 2 Season 18 patch that was released this week brought along a few flaws, which need to be fixed as soon as possible.
Players who have managed to get in have reported seeing the Guardian Games victory statue showing Titans as the winners, despite Hunters dominating this year’s event. But server issues aren’t all that’s plaguing Destiny 2 today. We’ll also be updating this article with a link to the patch notes, and if there are any changes in the maintenance schedule.After updating Destiny 2 to the latest version, players have been met with server queues, disconnects, and Honeydew errors that won’t allow them to play any of the game’s activities. Same as always, we’ll get the patch notes for hotfix 4.0.1.2 up, so bookmark and refresh our Destiny 2 game hub since we’ll be posting it the moment it goes live. Destiny 2 maintenance is expected to conclude.Players logging into the game may be placed in a queue and may experience sign-on issues as background maintenance is still ongoing.Sign-in to the site, 3rd party apps, and Bungie Store will be re-enabled.Players will be able to log back into Destiny 2.Hotfix 4.0.1.2 will be available across all platforms and regions.Ongoing Destiny maintenance is expected to conclude at 11 AM PDT.Players will be removed from activities and won’t be able to log back in until 10 AM PDT.Destiny 2 will be brought offline for expected maintenance.Players who observe issues should report to the #Help forum.Sign-on and game integration features will be unavailable on web, mobile, 3rd-party apps, and the Bungie Store. 2 days ago &0183 &32 Destiny 2 servers are currently under maintenance according to the official Twitter account of Bungie Help, as of August 25, 2022, at 3:45 PM PDT for hotfix 6.2.0.1 because it seems that Update 6.2.0 for Destiny 2 Season 18 patch that was released this week brought along a few flaws, which need to be fixed as soon as possible.
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