Destiny 2 downtime is coming, so finish your Year 5 content quick

pcgamesn.com:

Destiny 2 downtime means players have less than a week to wrap up any outstanding Year 5 seasonal content, as the FPS game is set to go offline for 24 hours before the Destiny 2 Lightfall release date. This means Guardians looking to catch up on Destiny 2 story content, finalise seasonal exotic quests, and farm for god rolls of seasonal weapons should note that they have until 6am PT / 9am ET / 2pm UTC on Monday, February 27, to do so before the game goes dark for a full day.

Lightfall and the forthcoming Destiny 2 season 20 content are expected to wipe the slate on much of the game’s present seasonal content. Even if players have paid for the Lightfall DLC and all Year 5 seasonal content, it seems unlikely they’ll be able to play the weekly story missions after Lightfall’s launch. Typically, Bungie ties such content to the game’s seasonal content model. As such, seasonal story content has historically only been available from its release through the end of the game’s in-year cycle, which, in this case, began with The Witch Queen DLC launch and will end 24 before Lightfall’s launch.

Bungie shared that as of the Lightfall launch, some exotic missions such as Operation: Seraph’s Shield from the Revision Zero exotic quest will join the multiplayer game as part of exotic rotator missions similar to the Destiny 2 Nightfall, dungeon, and raid rotators. Adding an exotic mission rotator allows players to experience these unique missions throughout Year 6 and should presumably let them earn these exotic weapons if they did not already earn them during Year 5. However, players may need to wait several weeks for specific quests to become available and, as a result, may wish to try to complete such content grinds before Lightfall