Destiny 2 community and Bungie are currently going through a tough phase after the recent weekly reset on January 24. Players are right now facing what appears to be one of the longest server downtimes during mid-season updates. Thankfully, the company has addressed the players regarding the estimated time for the uptime.
In a recent Tweet made by one of Bungie's support accounts, the company stated that the community shouldn't expect a fix anytime soon. However, they are estimating a timeline of 3 am to 4 am PDT on January 25, which is subject to change. Players will continue to get CAT errors inside the game until further notice from Bungie.
The following article lists the time zones for expected server uptime in all major regions.
The current downtime during the January 24 reset could be considered to be one of the longest in a mid-season period. Amidst the new Grandmaster Nightfall rewards and seasonal challenges, players can't wait to get back inside to grind their gears.
While the servers have been down for quite some time now, the community finally has an estimate on the server status.
The announced time for Destiny 2 official servers is January 25, 3 am to 4 am PDT. The following list contains the times when servers can return to all major regions, according to Bungie:
Typically, all API services involving Destiny 2 will be down until the official game servers come back up. To name a few, players won't be able to access applications such as DIM (Destiny Item Manager), Destiny Companion App, Destiny Tracker, Today in Destiny, Light.gg, Bungie's official website, and more.
Players can also expect to lose anything they have done 40 minutes prior to the weekly reset on January 24. Bungie has announced that they will
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