Bungie made many Destiny 2 players happy with Armor 2.0 and now they are looking to make them even happier as the players' main grievances will be dealth with in the next season. Most importantly, Elemental Affinity will be changeable and seasonal mods more flexible.

All is fair in love and war right? Well, Bungie covered both of these in their latest announcement, as Destiny 2 is heading for the Crimson Days event and a major overhaul of swords, which will lay the foundation for future changes.

Xur is back for the week of 7 February 2020 and Destiny 2 players will not have much trouble finding him this time around. The Exotic offerings range from sometimes useful on Hunter, barely useful on Titan to situational on Warlock.

Xur popped back up on 31 January 2020. He has an Exotic weapon that everyone who didn't unlock it yet should buy immediately. Meanwhile, the Exotic armour pieces range from mediocre to pretty much useless but it might still be worth getting them.

Destiny 2 has had a great start with Shadowkeep but fans found the content to be a bit stale by the time Season of the Undying wrapped up and Season of Dawn started. They might be pleasantly surprised in March when Trials of Osiris might come back.

Xur has once again set up shop at the Rig on Titan. This week's exotic items include an Exotic Auto Rifle, a piece of leg and chest armour and a helmet. The hooded merchant will hang around the Rig until 28 January 2020.

Now that the Corridors of Time puzzle has been solved, Destiny 2's developers have given us a glimpse into their process of creating the experience. The 2.7.1 game update will go live next week and bring some performance fixes.

Destiny 2 community has been working for over a week to complete a huge but unannounced puzzle Bungie dropped on them. It has finally been completed and the reward unveiled. For the sake of not spoiling anything, here is your warning - both the solution and reward are in the article.

Xur is back for another weekend in Destiny 2 and Warlocks can look forward to a rather nice Exotic but the rest of the weekend merchant's offerings are not as satisfying. Then again, it might be worth it to take them out of Fated Engram's loot pool.

No matter how rare they may be, there are times when it's not all fun and games, with the horrific Australian fires being a prime example. After Activision, Ubisoft and Bungie joined the effort to help, which is quite heartwarming.