When Destiny 2?s reset rolled around last Tuesday, players quickly realized that some of the items in their inventories had been deleted. This was following an update that added the Empyrean Foundation community event to the game. Bungie quickly brought Destiny 2 offline for emergency maintenance to locate and fix the problem. It took most of the day, but Bungie found the issue. Unfortunately, the only fix was to roll back the state of the game to just before reset. This was only a couple hours of lost progress, but for people who like to jump in right at reset, it resulted in losing some items and progress they had earned at the time. This week, Bungie took the Destiny 2 servers down again for the same issue.
Today was supposed to be the beginning of Crimson Days, Destiny 2?s yearly Valentine?s Day Crucible activity. This morning?s reset and hotfix were met with the same issues as last week. Players? inventories were missing items. Once again, Bungie took Destiny 2 down in order to do emergency maintenance. Despite knowing what the problem is, servers have still been offline for a majority of the day while Bungie works on resolving the bug and rolling back the state of the game to this morning?s backups.
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