Some players have multiple Triumphs to their name in Destiny 2, others are happy to rest on their laurels with a single title. But only one Guardian, has all 69 of them. Nice.

There's a new exploit in Destiny 2 that makes the material farm for Bad Juju that much easier, and players are handling the AFK exploit like a sir.

Bad Juju is a demonic death-dealer straight out of Toland the Shattered’s arsenal. It’s devilish, hard-hitting and the pinnacle of that weapon class, which makes it a kind of brilliant device for dealing with trash mobs and pinpoint accuracy in the Crucible. As for getting your hands on the weapon? Kind of a grind but not too difficult at the end of the day. Here’s how you can get your hands on a fan favourite weapon as Destiny 2’s new Age of Triumph unfolds.

The perfect counterpart to the legendary Thorn, Lumina has the ability to heal with its bullets instead of corrupt souls like Dredgen Yor’s infamous weapon did, but to unlock it you’ll need to purify Thorn of all of its dark evil. How do you get it? Here’s how.

While the season ahead in Destiny 2 has plenty of loot to drool over such as the Tarrabah submachine gun, the real cream of the gear crop will be found in the Menagerie event. An activity that will require you to have a pretty decent power level if you wish to tackle the Heroic mode of the activity.

Destiny 2’s Black Armory may have been so disappointing that I actually decided to put the game down for the rest of 2018 and well into 2019, but the latest seasonal change has me itching to grab a few high-power bounties and get my Guardian ready for a leaner and meaner take on Gambit. Season of the Drifter may be focused on a darker side of humanity’s relationship with the light, but it’s also ready to scratch that itch for more Exotic loot.

Gaming’s power couple is officially over. In a new blog post, Destiny developer Bungie revealed today that it has begun to part ways with publisher Activision, ending a partnership that began in 2010 and saw the release of Destiny, its first sequel and numerous expansions. “We have enjoyed a successful eight-year run and would like to thank Activision for their partnership on Destiny,” Bungie wrote on their site.

This year, we wanted to find those ongoing games that always had something up their sleeves for the fans who kept coming back, the games that refuse to bask in previous triumphs and always offer something new to coincide with the change in seasons and fan attitudes. We think we found a couple of great nominees, as well as one heck of a winner.