Destiny’s latest big patch, since the September launch of the Taken King, will address a number of lingering issues that the fans have been vocal about. Changes like a tweaked Crucible Forged quest-line, the option to purchase weapon parts from Banshee-44 and swords from Lord Shaxx. This all ties into the upcoming Iron Banner as well, which is promising better rewards. And more of them. Again. Again.

Destiny will now let you invite friends to the game for rewards. Please insert predictable joke about needing to have friends first here.

Fallout 4's taken some gunplay inspiration rom the unlikeliest of places; Destiny.

Destiny, a video game where naughty Guardians get Legendary engrams that transmute into common items on Christmas, is celebrating. Celebrating a Festival of Light to be specific. And it’s beautiful. Here’s a rundown of what’s going on.

You may have noticed that your favourite primary legendary isn’t vomiting out solar, arc or void damage projectiles lately.And it looks like that’s another piece of intentional design, as legendary primary weapons are dropping elemental damage.

Last week, Destiny's King’s Fall raid unveiled a hard-mode, that was designed to really stick it to anyone who thought that they could handle god-mode Oryx. And it was beaten in an hour. You ain't so bad, Destiny.

There's a great lore in Destiny to discover, albeit one that makes no sense whatsoever in the way it was constructed. And that’s because the original story was something completely different to the final release of the game in 2014.

I’ve yet to beat the King’s Fall raid, but I totally will eventually, thanks to the fantastic community of Destiny players who have offered to help me get through this difficult and trying time. Thing is, they’ll be holding my bloody and severed hand during an even more difficult challenge, as the King’s Fall raid adds extra challenges later this week.