Hopefully issues like these won't mar the launch of Destiny 2: Lightfall, the game's newest expansion DLC coming on February 28. Before that, there were reports of players losing loot and quest progress after getting taken out of the game by 'weasel' networking errors. Bungie has had to disable the game's application programming interface (API) for multiple days several times due to other problems, leading to valuable third-party apps like Destiny Item Manager going down. While this unfortunately means that all loot and achievements earned by players after this time but before the server shutdown will be lost, it should ensure that all players affected by the bug will get their Triumphs, Seals, and Exotic Catalyst progress back.ĭestiny 2 has suffered a variety of technical issues like these over the course of the last few months. The developer has also announced that as part of its efforts to fix this bug and restore player achievements, all player accounts will be rolled back to their state as of Januat 8:20 a.m. Note that Bungie's planned account rollback has also occurred, resetting player accounts to the state they were in at 8:20 a.m. Players can now log into Destiny 2 after downloading a small 5MB update. ET: Bungie's fix for the issue has been pushed live, and Destiny 2's servers are now once again up and running. This should restore all lost progress to affected players, though players that earned pieces of gear or achievements after this time will lose them. When the servers do return, a rollback will return all player accounts to their state as of Januat 8:20 a.m.

The servers will remain offline 'into the evening' as Bungie works to develop and deploy a fix, with the studio promising to share more information when it becomes available.Destiny 2 developer Bungie has taken the game's servers offline after a bug causing players to lose progress on their Triumphs, Seals, and Exotic Catalysts was discovered.

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