Bungie Postpones Trials of Osiris to Address Game Breaking Exploit; King's Fall Hard Mode Dated

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  • Bungie Postpones Trials of Osiris to Address Game Breaking Exploit; King's Fall Hard Mode Dated

    This past week, an exploit was discovered that gave unlimited Super to a specific build of the Hunter class. This effectively broke both PvE and, more importantly, PvP competition. Tomorrow, the popular Trials of Osiris PvP mode was slated to make a return to the game for Year 2.

    Unfortunately, due to this exploit there will not be any Trials of Osiris tomorrow. Bungie has instead decided to delay the PvP mode's return until they can adequately fix the exploit.
    A funny thing happened on the way to the Lighthouse. It turns out that there’s a particularity nasty bug that would undoubtedly conspire to create a less competitive return to form for Trials of Osiris. We’re going to be intentionally vague here, for what we hope are obvious reasons!

    We’re going to disable that bug before we invite you to take your next run at a 9-0. We’re also working on a final fix for the bug itself as soon as possible. As soon as we have a solid commitment for Brother Vance, we’ll make a formal announcement on when Trial of Osiris will begin again. We hope that most of you recognize the impact a limitless Nightstalker would have on the competitive landscape.

    Also of note in this week's Bungie Weekly Update is the date for the King's Fall Raid Hard Mode. That date is October 23 at 10AM (PT). You can find out more about Bungie's plans for Weapon Part balance, Nightfall rewards, and more in the latest Weekly Update.
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