Bungie, the creators of Destiny 2, continue to delight fans with exciting collaborations. A recent post on X (formerly Twitter) hinted at an upcoming crossover with the Star Wars franchise, showcasing recognizable imagery.
Expect a wave of Star Wars-themed content to arrive in Destiny 2 on February 4th, coinciding with the launch of the Heresy episode. This collaboration is anticipated to include new armor, accessories, emotes, and more.
Destiny 2's massive scale, encompassing numerous expansions and updates, presents unique challenges. The sheer volume of data often makes bug fixes incredibly complex, sometimes even impossible without risking the game's overall stability. Developers frequently employ creative workarounds to address these issues.
Beyond the major bugs, smaller, yet equally frustrating glitches persist. Reddit user Luke-HW, for example, highlighted a visual bug affecting The Dreaming City. As shown in accompanying screenshots, the skybox warps during area transitions, obscuring the environment.
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