A Guardian on the Destiny 2 subreddit has made a bold request, a weekly Pinnacle quest for the Crucible. The reason this is a pretty intense request is that currently Pinnacle quests come around once a season, or for specific events. For most Guardians the current loadout of Pinnacle quests is enough, so is it worth Bungie adding a weekly one that's specifically for PVP? Let's discuss.

Season of the Undying is coming to a close pretty soon, with some of the Triumphs getting locked off as early as the 10th of December according to Bungie. With that in mind, we've begun thinking about what Season of Dawn might bring to Destiny 2, and one of the easiest theories to get on board with, because the names work more than anything, is that season 9 of Destiny 2 will be focused on The Dawning, Destiny 2's Christmas event.

In their most recent This Week At Bungie article, the developers announced a new initiative that will see them working with global Destiny 2 communities in a much better way. Since we all know that Destiny 2 is a game played by Guardians around the world, it's a little hard for some Guardians to get updates when they're all put out in English, and need to be translated. That's not going to be the case moving forward though.

Yesterday we covered how One-Eyed Mask and The Recluse are getting nerfed in Destiny 2, because they're awful items that make Guardians kill me more easily in PVP. Today I want to talk about a buff that's on the way, something that's sorely needed if you ask me, and something that'll change our planned review for the subject of that buff, Xenophage.

After a long time of every Guardian getting annoyed with them, Bungie are finally nerfing The Recluse and One-Eyed Mask. They announced the good news in their This Week At Bungie article, and personally I couldn't be happier.

As Bungie so kindly pointed out in their This Week At Bungie article, there is very little time left in Festival of the Lost 2019. In fact, at the point this article comes out, there are only a few days left before we have an entire year to wait before we can celebrate those who have fallen again. With that in mind, here are our reasons that you should partake in the event this weekend, and why it's important to make the most of it while it's here.

Xur is back in Destiny 2 for another week, and this week is the last time he'll be here for Festival of the Lost 2019, so anyone playing through that content this weekend better take note, and get something powerful to help them moving forward. There's a bit of confusion out there with most outlets saying Xur has Riskrunner again, but he doesn't. It seems as though last week's reset time has skewed the Reddit data this week, but we've got the accurate information.

Google Stadia launches imminently, and one of the biggest games on the service will be Destiny 2: The Collection. This is going to be the same as Destiny 2 New Light, as well as containing Forsaken and Shadowkeep. But obviously it's on Stadia so it's a but different. The biggest different will of course be that the game is fully playable in any Google Chrome browser, which still seems insane. But, it sounds as if Google has put more effort than you'd expect into making sure Destiny 2 works well on the new game streaming service.

We're in the final week of Festival of the Lost 2019, and that means that we're all panicking about grabbing everything out of the time-limited event that we can. From the Braytech Werewolf to every single Festival of the Lost mask, like the Hive Acolyte one, it all must be obtained before another year has to go by and we can access it again.

Pit of Heresy has been available for a while now, but there are still Guardians out there who don't know how to access it. We've got you covered with our little guide, so sit back and read up here on how to access a really punishing activity that you'll wish wasn't in your life. On a side note, this area is essential for the Xenophage quest, so you may have to go there.