Destiny 2 Servers Back Online With Queue
Bungie releasedDestiny 2 back in 2017, and it continues to evolve the live service title with new weapons, areas to explore, and fixes for any lingering problems. Preparing for the Witch Queen expansion that was released today, Bungie has performed its planned maintenance on Destiny 2 which took the servers offline for a limited time.
The Destiny 2 outages occurred simultaneously across the world, with some players being more impacted by the maintenance wait due to its timing than others depending on their time zone. As Destiny 2's servers come back online, players can expect a queue that gets lengthier depending on the platform they play the game on and several PlayStation fans are reporting issues connecting.
Destiny 2's Season of the Risen Gimmicks, Activity, and Duration Revealed
Bungie warned Destiny 2 players about today's maintenance for the Witch Queen ahead of time and expressed the need for maintenance in preparing the massively multiplayer FPS for the expansion's release. Destiny 2's Season of The Lost concluded with today's maintenance as fans waiting in queue anticipate new content brought to the FPS with Season of the Risen, which began today alongside Witch Queen. Upon launching Destiny 2 after today's maintenance, players will have to update the client with patch 4.0.0.1, which offers free Season of the Risen content next to the paid Witch Queen DLC.
The file size of update 4.0.0.1 depends on what platform the player is on. The update notably runs about 74GB on PS4. Season of the Risen comes with it two classic Destiny Crucible maps, tons of Gambit changes, new story content, balancing for Witch Queen, and more. The newDestiny 2 season brings tons of free content to Destiny 2 which can be explored by players
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