Server's haunted.

Bungie has taken down both Destiny and Destiny 2 for "emergency maintenance." This announcement was made via Twitter just a short time ago.

There is no real word on what the issue currently is, but prior to this maintenance, they said that they were looking into problems that were preventing players from logging in.

This is kind of thing was pretty much expected today though. First off, Destiny 2: Shadowkeep was released. Secondly, today also saw the release of Destiny 2: New Light, the free-to-play release...

The next chapter of Destiny is about to begin.

This launch trailer for Shadowkeep will provide you with a general basis for the story coming in the latest expansion. Destiny 2: Shadowkeep is almost here.

In Shadowkeep, you and your fellow Guardians will return to the Moon. In addition, you will run into some familiar faces, some alive and some maybe not so alive. Destiny 2: Shadowkeep will be released on October 1, 2019. Along with this, the game will make the move to Steam for PC players, and will also include a free-to-play release in the form...

A whole lot more Destiny is coming and it all starts with the Moon.

On October 1, 2019 the Shadowkeep expansion for Destiny 2 will be released. On that same date, the game effectively takes on a whole new life. It will be gone from Battle.net and will now instead be played through Steam. It also marks the first major piece of content released for Destiny 2 since their separation from Activision.

On October 1, Destiny 2 will have a free-to-play version released on every platform. It'll be called Destiny: New Light and it will give new players...

It's only about a two week delay.

Bungie passed along some unfortunate news today. Both Destiny 2: Shadowkeep and the free-to-play launch of Destiny 2: New Light have been pushed back until October 1. The original release date for both of these was September 17, meaning that the delay is a mere two weeks. Yes, this also means that the Steam release of Destiny 2 has also been pushed back to October 1.

Bungie says that they "didn't make this decision lightly." In fact, they apologize to those who were already taking time off from work...

There are some good changes in store, Guardian.

When Destiny 2: Shadowkeep launches this Fall, Bungie is going to have made a ton of changes to some core mechanics in their space opera shooter. Among those changes will be a fairly drastic overhaul to Eververse and some of the currencies associated with that in-game store.

Eververse has been a small point of contention for Destiny fans ever since the first Destiny title. It is an in-game store that sells various items for currency that you can earn by playing the game or for another currency type...

Bungie finally called Destiny the "M" word for the first time ever.

Bungie said that they were going to talk about the "next chapter of Destiny 2" today and talk they did. They even said that they are going to push Destiny 2 into becoming more of an MMO. Yes, they actually said the big "M" word publicly when talking about Destiny 2! That's a huge deal! Today's livestream not only confirmed today's earlier leaks, but announced so much more. Let's just dig right into it all.

Destiny 2: Shadowkeep is the next expansion...

This is assuming the rumors are true...

It looks like Destiny 2 will be making some significant changes in the months ahead. According to an early leak, or a rumor, or whatever you want to call it, Destiny 2 is making the move to free-to-play. Engadget apparently put their article up well ahead of schedule this morning that details the coming changes.

The article, since pulled from public sight, was read and given a nice "CliffsNotes version" over on the Destiny subreddit.

In short, Destiny 2 will be going F2P on all platforms....