Destiny 2 News

Bungie's absurd $185 Nerf Gjallarhorn reloads like the in-game weapon

The Destiny rocket launcher Gjallarhorn is one of the most-beloved guns in a game that, let's face it, is all about collecting guns (OK, OK, and shooting things with them). Ludicrously sized and ludicrously over-powered (to varying extents, depending on which period of the game we're talking), if there is such a thing as an iconic Destiny weapon then this is it...
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Where to find every Calus Automaton in Destiny 2

Maybe you've bumped into a Calus Automaton during the new weekly Sever activity and have immediately recoiled, since they kind of look like Furbies without their skin. But don't be alarmed! Like the Calus bobbleheads you find throughout the Leviathan, these wrecked robots are actually collectibles that contribute towards a triumph and that coveted season title...
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How to complete the Empty Grief challenge in Destiny 2

The Destiny 2 Empty Grief weekly challenge has caused some confusion recently. This seasonal task requires you to complete the Sever (Grief) activity using a Void subclass and only Void, Kinetic, or Stasis weapons. But players have been getting to the end of the mission only to find that the challenge wasn't completed, even though they used the right subclass and weapon elements...
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Bungie suing person responsible for multiple fraudulent Destiny 2 DMCA takedowns

Bungie is suing the person behind several bogus Destiny 2 DMCA takedowns.

March 2022 saw Bungie and various YouTubers hit with a DMCA takedown. At the time, it wasn’t clear who was issuing the takedowns, but Bungie eventually found out who the malefactor was, and has filed a lawsuit.

According to the filing, the offender's name is Nicholas Minor who goes by Lord Nazo on YouTube. Apparently, Minor was issued a takedown notice by Bungie on YouTube, went off the rails, and eventually started targeting Bungie and prominent Destiny YouTubers.

In May, following a leak of a draft decision revealing that the US Supreme Court intended to overturn Roe v Wade, Destiny 2 studio Bungie made a clear declaration of where it stood on the matter, calling the decision "a blow to freedom in America" and "a direct attack on human rights." Further, the studio promised to safeguard the freedom and privacy of its workers, and to "support all employees affected by this decision."..
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