Here's what you can expect to see when Bungie details their new Rise of Iron expansion in a Destiny livestream.

Here’s a rundown of how the Player vs Player arena will be changing after that big patch drops next week in Destiny. NEED MORE COFFEE!

Just like that kid at a school event who got a medal for attendance, your secondary weapons are about to feel a lot less special.

Get ready to experience a new type of matchmaking in Destiny's Crucible. Again. Again.

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, a video game where the drop-rate of loot in PvP is stingier than Ebenezer Scrooge the night before Christmas, still isn’t dropping any premium loot as often as you’d like it to. And that’s after a patch which had that very goal in mind. Players don’t like that. And neither does Bungie.

Get ready to beta-test some all-new Crucible modes next week in Destiny, as Rift and Mayhem will be on show. And just remember: The first taste is always free.

The Crucible has attracted plenty of players with an arsenal of skills dirtier than Ric Flair’s in-ring escape techniques. And that’s the kind of behaviour that results in some good ol’ ban-hammering. The thing is, you might get caught up in it as well.