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Destiny 2: Update 2.7.1 Deleting Enhancement Prisms And Other In-game Materials

Destiny 2 Update 2.7.1 deleting in-game materials
Bungie: Destiny 2

Update #3: Servers are back online and everything has been fixed.

Update #2: It seems Bungie has identified the problem and now is working on the fix. More updates to come. Stay tuned.

Update #1: Destiny 2 has been brought offline for emergency maintenance. Bungie has updated on Twitter. Stayed tuned for more.

Bungie just released a new update 2.7.1 in Destiny fixing a couple of bugs and exploits along with some performance updates. The update is now live on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, and Google Stadia. The total size for this update is around 350MBs.

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Destiny 2: Update 2.7.1 Issues

Destiny 2 Update 2.7.1 deleting in-game materials
Bungie: Destiny 2

Right after the update went live; there were several reports that the new update has deleted some in-game content that includes Glimmer, Legendary Shards, and Enhancement Prisms. As you can see in the above image, I lost my glimmer as well. There were some reports about the deletion of weapons too. Bungie has commented on the issue on Twitter.

The bug is not fixed at the moment but Bungie is looking into the matter right now. I hope everyone affected by the bug gets their items back in Destiny 2. Are you affected by this update 2.7.1 in Destiny 2? Let us know in the comments. Make sure you check your items right now in Destiny 2.

Other than that, we may be getting exclusive loot from Twitch Prime very soon according to the new image. Check out coverage for this here.

Destiny was released on September 9, 2014, on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, and Xbox 360. Destiny 2 was released on September 4, 2017, on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. It was released later in 2019 on Google Stadia.

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Zuhaad is a passionate gamer who loves to play first-person shooter games. From the classics like IGI to the current-gen Call of Duty and Destiny, he loves it all.

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