The Season 20 Midseason Update for Destiny 2 caused a lot of excitement among Guardians, but unfortunately not in the way we had hoped. Since its release, many players have been struggling with curious bugs that are causing literal headaches.
What’s going on with Destiny 2 after the update? On Tuesday of this week, Bungie rolled out its big midseason update for Season 20. It included some weapon and skill changes, as well as bug fixes.
Destiny 2: Midseason Update 7.0.5 from 04/18 is here – All patch notes and info
Basically, it is understandable that updates and patches can also contain new bugs and errors. That is never entirely out of the question. However, the current issues in Destiny 2 have pushed the limit of what players can and want to accept.
Paul Tassi from forbes created a personal bug list after the update and showed that the 7.0.5.0 midseason patch in Destiny 2 brought more problems than solutions. The list is long and contains a variety of things that severely affect the gaming experience. These include, among others:
New bug list competes with longest patch notes
Longer downtimes and new bugs frustrate Guardians: Actually, the midseason update was supposed to move the meta in the game. Make weapons stronger, level abilities and optimize PvP. However, that receded far into the background.
Mainly because the new problems not only affect the gaming experience, but also the Destiny 2 community. Many custodians were disappointed after the patch and demand quick fixes and a smooth gaming experience because the list of bugs is long and some of them are serious.
The Midseason Update introduced these new bugs:
Strange audio problems cause annoying noises
This gives you a headache: The audio problems in particular were a topic in the Destiny Reddit and among the players. For example, the player Ashen8th reports that he has never experienced anything like this on the PS5 and that this new sound bug in particular would have made the game completely unplayable for him:
It’s like dozens of sounds being forcibly pressed on top of each other and pushed through my headset like a cheese grater.
Ashen8th describes the curious audio issues Destiny 2 is having right now
That doesn’t just sound uncomfortable. It sounds like it too. The bug also seems to affect not only the PS5 players. Xbox and PC players also agree with his statement and report faulty noises that are annoying and also much too loud. Especially if you use 3D sound and headphones.
Some users have found that going down to 30 FPS would have solved the audio issues. This could also be attributed to the well-known FPS problems that Destiny 2 has been struggling with for a long time. However, this cannot be confirmed.
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This temporarily solves the sound issue in Destiny 2: However, Bungie has already provided a short-term fix for the in-game sound issues that will help. So as a workaround it is recommended to disable 3D audio. These include:
Regardless of the reasons behind the accumulation of errors and bugs, players agree that Bungie needs to act urgently to get the loot shooter back on track quickly. Mainly because Lightfall already didn’t start with the best of experiences.
“What’s going on at Bungie Support?” In fact, Destiny 2 developers have proven many times in the past that they are absolutely capable of responding to and fixing problems quickly and effectively.
But these new bugs have once again led to massive frustration among players, who are now becoming increasingly indignant and wondering what is actually going on at Bungie.
Bungie has already started troubleshooting: However, the developer of Destiny 2 is already in the process of clarifying the questions of the players and, above all, clarifying some ambiguities.
They have already fixed several issues that have surfaced since the update, including the unwarranted Crucible and Gambit suspensions.
After that, the Destiny2Team account on Twitter shared further explanations about changes in the game that are not bugs at all, but intended changes:
All additional information about Bungie’s midseason update can be found on Twitter:
Until everything is fixed, players should be patient and report any complaints they encounter to Bungie right away to ensure nothing is forgotten.
What are your thoughts on the issues the midseason update has caused for Destiny 2? What do you think Bungie should do to fix the bugs in the game and improve the quality of the gaming experience? Feel free to comment and share your thoughts with our readers.
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