Destiny 2 Update 7.1.5.1 Patch Notes and Server Maintenance

Destiny 2 Update 7.1.5.1

The latest update for Destiny 2, version 7.1.5.1, has been released to players on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and PC. This update brings a number of gameplay changes and fixes, see the patch notes for details. In addition to these improvements, the update also focuses on stability fixes to enhance the overall gaming experience.

Previously, the version 7.1 update made changes to the game’s economy, weapon sandbox, abilities, exotic armor, quality of life improvements, Crucible mode adjustments, and enemy elemental shields. Today’s version 7.1.5.1 aims to resolve some issues present in earlier updates. With these latest improvements and bug fixes, players can now enjoy a more polished and smoother Destiny 2 experience.

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Destiny 2 Update 7.1.5.1 Patch Notes

Activity

In-depth research

• In the game section of the event, “Join Progress” is enabled for the Deep Dive event.

seasonal activities

• Fixed surge/skull count being applied to multiple Vanguard playlist events and seasonal events.
• Weapon crafting experience is now correctly awarded through the Solstice Bonfire event.
• Completing Kindling objectives early no longer hinders player progress in Solstice.

Gameplay and investing

armor

• Fixed an issue with Utility Kickstart that allowed more class ability energy to be gained than intended.

ability

• Fixed an issue that allowed players to deactivate Super Activation by picking up a Diamond Spear during a cast, causing them to regain skill energy.

General

• Fixed an issue where character emitters would play their SFX repeatedly.
• Clarified objective text for the Week 5 seasonal challenge “Rhythm of Combat” – specific progress must be made in ritual activities.

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Destiny 2 down for server maintenance

Server maintenance and update status

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Here’s information about upcoming server maintenance periods or Destiny version updates:

Tuesday, July 25, 2023

7:00 AM PDT	-7 UTC	Destiny 2 will be undergoing maintenance. Login and game integration will not be available on the web, mobile devices, 3rd party apps, and the Bungie Store. Players who discover issues should report them to the #Help forum.
8:15 AM PDT	-7 UTC	Destiny 2 will be offline due to anticipated maintenance. Players will be removed from the event and will not be able to log back in until 10am PDT. Ongoing maintenance for Destiny is expected to end at 12:00 PM PDT.
10:00 AM PDT	-7 UTC	Update 7.1.5.1 will be available on all platforms and regions. Players will be able to log back into Destiny 2. Players logging into the game may be placed in a queue and may experience login issues as background maintenance is still ongoing. Tribe features may remain offline until maintenance is completed.
12:00 noon (Pacific Daylight Time)	-7 UTC	Destiny 2 maintenance is expected to end soon. Console players who are experiencing issues updating to 7.1.5.1 should restart their consoles and try downloading the update. Players who discover issues should report them to the #Help forum.

Destiny 2

Destiny 2 is a free online first-person shooter developed by Bungie. It originally launched as a paid game for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Windows in 2017, and transitioned to a free-to-play model called “New Light” on October 1, 2019. The game is expanding its platforms to include Stadia in November 2019, and PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S in December 2020. Bungie took over publishing rights from Activision on December 31, 2018, marking a major shift for the series.

“Destiny 2” is set in the “mythical science fiction” world and provides a multiplayer shared world environment with RPG elements. Players can participate in PvE (Player vs. Environment) and PvP (Player vs. Player) game types. PvE content includes story missions, three-player “Strikes,” six-player raids, and a free-roam patrol mode that includes public events and interactions with NPCs. PvP features an objective-based deathmatch game mode.

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In the game, players take on the role of the Guardians, defenders of Earth’s last safe city, using the power of light to protect humanity from various alien races and looming dark threats. Destiny 2 has released an expansion pack that continues the story and introduces new content.

The first year included two small expansions, Curse of Osiris and Warmind, while the second year kicked off with a major expansion called Forsaken. Subsequent releases such as Shadowkeep (October 2019) and Beyond Light (Year 4) brought significant changes to the game, with the latter introducing the power of darkness.

Year four marked a major overhaul, with much of the game’s content from the previous three years being placed in the Destiny content library. New expansion packs such as “The Witch Queen” and “Fall of Light” are planned to follow “Beyond Light” and bring an end to the “Light and Dark Saga”.

Destiny 2 launched to generally positive reviews, praising its improved story, gameplay, visuals, exploration, multiplayer features, and public events. However, opinions are divided on certain aspects such as weapon reclassification, Leviathan raids, and new game modes. The game received multiple award nominations and awards, including recognition at the 2017 Game Awards and the Game Critics Awards.

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