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Destiny 2: Revenant Act 1 Developer Livestream

Join us for a developer livestream featuring a preview of Destiny 2: Revenant – along with an early chat detailing some of the upcoming changes that will arrive with Codename: Frontiers.

📆 October 1 at 10AM PT

💜 Twitch drops will be enabled.

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This Week in Destiny – 09/26/2024

This Week in Destiny, we’re getting ready to race in Revenant. That’s because we’ve not only got a new dungeon coming in a couple weeks, but we also have the first-ever Dungeon Race to commemorate its launch! We’ve got all the details to share, so let’s jump in.

Topics for the week

Vesper’s Host Dungeon Race
Watch the Dungeon Race on Twitch Rivals
Revenant: Act I Developer Livestream on October 1
PvP Strike Team Update

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This Week In Destiny - 09/19/2024

This Week in Destiny, we have been playing Iron Banner and finished tons of Triumphs and challenges from Episode: Echoes, so now we are ready to start sharing more about what's to come with Episode: Revenant, our next content drop arriving on October 8. Are you ready for it?

New Dev Insight next week
Improved rewards for Nightfalls and Lost Sectors
Let's talk Power Band increases
A preview of the next big abilities update
Got your Ace of Spades replica yet?
Our first art show is a success
Bungie Foundation at TwitchCon
Chill with us in orbit

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A year later, a Bungie fan artist is still waiting on compensation for the accidental use of their work, though they say the studio's 'working to expedite the process as we speak'

Late last week, Destiny 2 developer Bungie landed in hot water again for accidentally allowing fanart to make its way into official media and merch—it was a nerf gun, this time, which used artist Tofu_Rabbit's designs from a 2015 commission...
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Former Bungie lawyer says the studio's 'management failure' led to Sony 'forcing them to get their heads out of their asses'

Over the weekend, former Bungie general counsel Don McGowan gave his take on the ongoing turmoil at Bungie and the recent redirection for Destiny 2. "Much though it pains me to say this, it appears that Sony's inflicting some discipline on my former colleagues may have forced them to fix the things that were wrong with the game," McGowan said in a LinkedIn post published on Saturday...
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