Bungie hat es mit Destiny nicht einfach. Kaum ein Spiel wird so geliebt und so kritisiert. Gründe für Kritik gibt es viele. Vor allem faire Spieler haben es in Destiny nicht einfach. Zahlreiche Bugs sorgen immer wieder dafür, dass Raid Gear viel zu einfach zu haben ist. Nun soll ein neuer großer Patch Abhilfe schaffen und die derzeit bekannten Bugs aus dem Spiel entfernen:

[quote] Crota’s End – Updates

– The existing Pit treasure chest reward moved to killing Ir Yut, the Deathsinger. She has a chance to drop Exotic weapons and armor, class pieces, and Radiant materials.
– The Pit treasure chest will now contain Radiant Materials.
Pit Encounter
– Removed the physics impulse caused by exploding lanterns.
Bridge Encounter
– Players will now be required to cross the bridge in order to complete the bridge encounter.
– Players will now be required to wait for the bridge to be completed prior to crossing with the sword.
Deathsinger Encounter
– Fixed a rare case where the Shriekers would not spawn, preventing players from reaching the Deathsinger.
Crota Encounter
– Two Swordbearers will no longer spawn at the same time at the outset of the encounter.
– Crota will now recover from his kneeling state after a player quits.
– Fixed a bug that allowed players to remove the “Presence of Crota” using a Radiance Warlock’s Fireborn ability.
– Fixed a bug that made the Oversoul appear destroyed to some players in a Fireteam when it was actually still active.
Vault of Glass – Updates
– Exotic weapon drops in the Vault of Glass are now Level 32.
– Getting Swole in the Crucible
– The Raid crew wasn’t the only team readying tweaks heading into and out of the holiday season. Our Crucible designers have a few things in the works to add some spice to the early goings of 2015.
– Asylum, The Anomaly, and The Burning Shrine maps will be added to existing Clash and Control playlist rotation.
– Iron Banner will return, with updated rewards, running from January 13th through January 19th.
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Veröffentlicht werden soll der Patch schon am am kommenden Dienstag, den 13. Januar 2015.