Destiny 2 server maintenance and downtime (July 19): Hotfix 4.1.5, Solstice 2022, and more

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The Destiny 2 community is a few hours away from the much-awaited Solstice event this year, as Bungie brings in a new look for the annual occasion. However, aside from Solstice, the company will also take down the official servers of the game due to the upcoming hotfix 4.1.5.

This update is supposed to change a lot in Airborne Effectiveness and other things.

On July 19, the Destiny 2 servers will be taken down for maintenance at 5:45 am PDT (1245 UTC) until the reset at 10 am PDT (1700 UTC). Typically, this is to ensure the Solstice event and the scheduled hotfix get deployed smoothly with the weekly reset.

Aside from Solstice and hotfix, players can expect the weekly reset to host a boost in Vanguard ranks and the Mayhem game mode in the Crucible. While most of the community will be busy with the annual event, six additional seasonal challenges will be available for everyone to complete.

While Bungie is known for bringing down its official servers before a weekly reset, today is more special. As mentioned before, the estimated downtime for the official servers is 4 hours and 15 minutes, one of the longest since the one during The Witch Queen release.

Therefore, users are advised to finish their weekly activities as fast as possible. The server downtime on July 19 for all major regions is as follows:

Due to the extended downtime of the official servers, gamers aren't left with much time for Iron Banner farming, as it is the last one this season. Usually, during downtime, third-party applications such as Destiny Companion App, Destiny Item Manager, and Bungie's official website are inaccessible.

Aside from the big rework on Solstice, hotfix 4.1.5 is also scheduled to bring Airborne alongside numerous other weapons and armor