Guardians! It’s to pick a side. Will you support an organisation fronted by a man who managed to escape the wrath of John Wick, or will you instead pledge allegiance to those other fellas run by Freddie Prinze Jr in an attempt to find out if Rachel Leigh Cook was indeed “all that”? The choice is yours, but you’re going to need to make it soon as the next Destiny 2 Faction Rally kicks off pretty soon. November 7 to be exact, as New Monarchy, Future War Cult and Dead Orbit will all be vying for your attention.

So what’s next for Destiny 2? The OCD Guardian inside of me is currently obsessed with getting his hands on a complete collection of exotics, but the post-game grind of Destiny 2 is largely cosmetic and a decent excuse to talk nonsense with my fan club. I mean readers of this site, yes that one. Destiny 2’s first expansion, Curse of Osiris, aims to add some more substance to the sequel as Bungie dropped a few details for the December launch.

You’ve conquered the Red Legion, ended the Red War and engaged in some regicide in the Leviathan raid of Destiny 2. What’s next? After weeks of teasing, Bungie’s first full-fledged for Destiny 2 was shown off at Paris Games Week. The titular Curse of Osiris finally brings the infamous renegade Guardian into the light, as players need to fight back against an all-new Vex threat on Mercury.

It might have been a long wait, but Bungie proves with its PC version of Destiny 2 that a good PC port takes a little extra work to get feeling this good.

Maybe you’re stuck at work and can only log in later tonight to spend some of your legendary shards on new armour and weapons in Destiny 2. In that case: Where is Xur?

Destiny 2’s greatest battle doesn’t involve Dominus Ghaul or nailing the timing on a Gauntlet run within the Leviathan raid. Rather, the greatest battle that Bungie has to prepare for with their sequel is a fight to keep fans coming back for more. On that front, the developer appears to have plenty of ammo in the form of new quarterly …

Yesterday, Destiny 2 went live on PC, finally bringing Bungie’s fight for humanity to PC gamers – only with a silky-smooth, 60fps framerate. For the most part, it’s been a smooth launch, but there are numerous reports of people getting banned simple for having common PC software tools installed.

WIth the jack-o-lanterns out and the date around the corner, Destiny 2 is sadly skipping out on the spooky festivities this Halloween.