New Destiny 2 Update Released for June 2025

Oh man, where do I even start? I was all set to dive into Destiny 2—like seriously, the hype around this game is unreal right now, right? Anyway, Bungie just rolled out this new update that’s supposed to fix a bunch of issues. Honestly, who knows if it’ll make things better or just toss a bunch of new bugs into the mix.

Okay, so basically, they’re cleaning up some annoying bugs, like that one with the Seeker of the Nine triumph. And get this, it was way harder to get the Eternal thingy before. Like, did they even test it? Whatever, it’s fixed now.

Oh, and how could I forget—the Prophecy dungeon is doing its thing too. Rite of the Nine version, or something. I haven’t tried it yet, maybe because I got distracted running around in circles the other day. Seriously, the loot is calling my name, but I can’t resist exploring every little corner.

Let me tell you a random thing: the game’s music? It’s like the soundtrack of a cosmic ballet—if that makes sense. It just adds this epic vibe when you’re cruising through space.

And the bugs they fixed—wild stuff, like who even knew these were problems? Someone messed up the Impact stat on the Cruoris FR4 when upgrading it. I mean, come on! It’s a miracle we even notice these things sometimes.

So yeah, they’re also tweaking stuff for those who use bows. Apparently, the animations were doing the Macarena or something. And the Eternal title? You practically needed a PhD to figure out why it was tracking wrong. But hey, they fixed it—high fives all around.

July 15 is like a beacon for everyone waiting for the Edge of Fate expansion. Those previews? Mind-blowing. New weapons, exotic gear, loot systems—it’s like Christmas came early for us gamers.

Anyway, wait… what was I saying? Oh right! This update’s like patch 8.2.6.3 or something, with all these notes on fixes. They even gave a shoutout to weapon quirks. Like they knew I’d get a kick out of noticing bizarre reticle dances.

So yeah, if you’re a Destiny 2 fan, dive in, see what’s new. And if you’re not, who am I to judge? But maybe you’ll find yourself in the stars one day. Until then, keep gaming.