Destiny 2 servers seem to have gone down early for maintenance this week, booting some players out of their game.
Puzzled Destiny 2 players have been taking to Twitter in the past hour to report they’ve been kicked from the game. Soon after, a Bungie tweet explaining the downtime surfaced, but not before ruffling some feathers. Users are claiming that the scheduled maintenance began a half-hour early, booting them from activities they were in. This is particularly annoying for players looking to complete a few objectives ahead of the weekly reset.
While hotfix 6.2.5.1 didn’t take the servers down, it seems that scheduled maintenance will go ahead. Here’s the schedule for the downtime and when it will end.
Also read: Destiny 2 Update 6.2.5.1 full patch notes: No downtime expected today (October 25, 2022)
Destiny 2 servers to remain offline from 10 AM to 11 AM PDT on October 25
While the weekly maintenance comes as no surprise to players, the fact that it started early has players annoyed. A few disgruntled players took to Twitter to vent their frustrations, asking Bungie to relay more accurate information in the future:
The Festival of the Lost currently offers following items:
- Legendary Sniper Rifle, Mechabre.
- The community-chosen Mech-themed armor Ornament set
- New Festival of the Lost Event Card
- Similar to the Solstice Event Card, this includes free challenges and premium rewards for the spookiest of Guardians.
- Includes a new emote, ship, Exotic Ghost, and a few surprises.
The Festival of the Lost will continue till November 8, while Season 18 will continue till December 6, 2022. Players have over a month to get their desired items this season.
