Last week GuardianCon raised $3.7 million for charity, and hosted the biggest Bungie segment in the event's history. The entire charity marathon was a wholesome experience, hosted by people who have built careers out of gaming, and have a passion for Destiny that is unrivalled. We're extremely pleased to be able to report that not only did the event beat its fundraising goal, it smashed it.

Xur is back! This week the shady Exotic vendor is on Earth in the EDZ, hanging out in Winding Cove. To find him you need to head to the crashed Fallen Ketch, jump up to the very top, and you'll see his scary face. Failing that, head to Winding Cove and look for where all the Guardians are gathered. Let's dive in and look at his wares this week.

Bungie have made some big changes to Eververse this year already. They've completely redesigned to store to look a lot like the one you see in Anthem, take that how you will, but there are way more changes on the way. Bungie touched on some of these in their recent livestream, but they didn't cover everything. What they did touch on in the livestream they didn't do so in any great detail, so they've fleshed out their plans slightly for us. Let's dive in and see what's going to change this Autumn.

Today between 1-5 PM PDT, 4-9 PM EDT, or 9PM to 2AM GMT, you can watch the GuardianCon Charity Livestream over on Twitch. The official livestream is being hosted by the GuaridanCon Twitch channel, but there will be plenty of big streamers out there hosting the stream I'm sure. Bungie have laid out a lot of incentives for donating, as well as some other stuff surrounding the event, so let's dive in a check out what's going on.

With every new season, and DLC drop, Destiny 2 sees a boost in Guardians playing. This has always been the case, but it ebbs and flows depending on how good the content drop or season is. Usually the year's biggest content drop, which will be Shadowkeep in 2019, is the one that boosts the player base by the most. However, with Season of Opulence we're actually seeing a huge player boost just from seasonal content, which is pretty unprecedented for Destiny 2.

Queenbreaker was sold by Xur recently, so we thought it was about time we got around to analysing it in some closer detail. Being an Exotic Fusion Rifle the competition for Queenbreaker is; Arbalest, Sleeper Simulant, Merciless, Telesto, Jotunn, and One Thousand Voices. Let's dive in and take a look at the stats on Queenbreaker first.

Xur is back in the game once again, and he's revisiting his old lurking ground. Head to Nessus if you want to see Xur this week, he's over on Calus' Barge taking in all the riches the Emperor has to offer, not that he'd do anything with it. Let's dive in and check out his, admittedly pretty awesome, offerings this week.

In a recent Tweet the General Manager for Destiny, Mark Noseworthy, told the world that Bungie is absolutely interested in cross-play for Destiny 2. However, he added that this feature would be something that the developer would be looking into implementing much further down the road.

With this week's reset Truth has returned to the Destiny universe in Destiny 2. Bungie revealed that the weapon was coming with the Season of Opulence roadmap, and that time is finally upon us. The weapon is only accessible through an Exotic quest, which we've outlined a guide for right here to help you pick up Truth as soon as possible. Let's dive in.

If you thought you'd be able to use all of your Destiny 2 accounts from across various platforms once cross-save comes to the game, you're very wrong. Recent confirmation from various sources have revealed that once cross-save is enabled, Guardians will need to pick one Destiny 2 account to be used across all platforms, and stick with it.