The new Destiny 2 update notes have been released by Bungie today, following the server downtime for maintenance.
It took a lot less time than Bungie had revealed earlier this week, only lasting around an hour.
Destiny 2 update 1.05 was launched following the new maintenance period, taking aim at some of the game’s lingering issues.
One of the big changes made by the development team includes not removing Raid Keys upon hitting the weekly reset.
Other changes to the way Raid Keys function include:
- Raid keys are also no longer removed upon creating a new character
- Raid keys are also no longer removed upon logging into alts for the first time in a new week
The full Destiny 2 Update Notes can be found below for PS4 and Xbox One:
1.0.5 The one about raid keys.
General
- To avoid erroneous removal of raid keys, they will no longer be removed upon hitting the weekly reset
- Raid keys are also no longer removed upon creating a new character
- Raid keys are also no longer removed upon logging into alts for the first time in a new week
- Fixed an issue where a kinetic weapon would always be equipped after certain supers expired
- Fixed an issue where Nessus scout reports would not add waypoints to certain chests
Companion
Android
- Fix for some Milestones not showing in the Progress section
- Fix for English text showing in the Gear section for non-English languages
iOS
- Added the ability to look up clans by name (exact matches only)
- Fix for some Milestones not showing their name and icon
Web
- Added the ability to look up clans by name
Destiny 2’s Prestige Raid is live on PS4 and Xbox One – and one team managed to complete it in just over an hour.
Clan Redeem – which is made up of Sweatcicle, Modern Tryhard, Ehroaar, I Indica I, Senior Snubby and Gladd – were the first team to complete the Destiny 2 Prestige Raid.
Bungie congratulated the Clan on Twitter, saying: “Congratulations to Clan Redeem for being World First to complete the Prestige Raid… by a margin of only four minutes! Good Game.”
However, the victory wasn’t completely without controversy, because Team Redeem is said to have used a devastating “coil glitch” to replenishes Power Ammo.
The weapons glitch isn’t the same exploit that delayed the launch of the Prestige Raid, so the record is expected to stand.
Rewards include a weapon ornament for the Legend of Acrius shotgun and a blue emblem.