Since its launch, Destiny has been updated with limited-time events, from a weekly server reset that changes many of the game’s regular Nightfall and Raid objectives, to seasonal events that give the Tower a taste of Halloween or Day of Valentine’s Day. Not only does it give the online game a nice lick of paint and a new set of distractions, but it also keeps players busy with new loot to unlock.
While developer Bungie has confirmed many events taking place through the end of the year, note that starting August 16, Xbox 360 and PS3 players will no longer have access to many of Destiny’s live events. , such as the weekly Xur and Trials of Osiris events, as well as seasonal activities such as Iron Banner, Festival of the Lost, and Sparrow Racing League.
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What are Destiny’s weekly events and when do they reset?
Each day and throughout each week, Destiny’s many events and attractions will change and reset. Since Destiny limits the number of times you can receive rewards for certain activities that deliver lucrative loot (like Nightfall or Raid), it’s worth knowing when the weekly server reset occurs.
All of the following changes at 9am GMT (or 10am BST, 2am PST), unless otherwise stated:
- Daily: New rewards, daily Crucible playlist, daily story quest
- Tuesday: Server Reset (Nightfall Strike, Weekly Heroic Strike, Challenge of the Elders, Prison of the Elders, Weekly Crucible Playlist
- Wednesday: Weapons Day (updated stock of weapons in the Tower)
- Friday to Sunday: Xur (a rare item merchant who appears in social spaces)
- Reset from Friday (5 pm GMT, 10 am PST) to Tuesday: Trials of Osiris
Seasonal events coming to Destiny in 2016
In addition to weekly updates, Destiny is updated periodically throughout the year with limited-time activities, some of which are based on real-world festivals. Not only does it give players new things to do, but it also allows them to earn exclusive loot, often at high Light levels.
Iron Banner
Taking place every four to six weeks, Iron Banner is a week-long Crucible event where light level and equipment are taken into account, meaning the quality of weapons and equipment is important. . At certain reputation levels, players can earn exclusive rewards at high Light levels. (If you need ways to increase your Light level, our page on how to reach maximum Light level in Destiny can help.)
Festival of the Lost (October)
Destiny’s week-long Festival of the Lost returns around Halloween, where players collect masks, crafting equipment, and candy as part of a series of trick-or-treating activities in the Tower and quests elsewhere in the game. .
In Game Informer’s recent trailer we can expect “new skins to chase and other surprises.”
Sparrow Racing League (December)
After debuting in 2015 for three weeks, the Sparrow Racing League, or SRL, will return in December 2016, and will once again see players ride their Sparrows on circuits across the game’s numerous planets in a bid to win exclusive loot, some of which may fall to the maximum. Light level.
What we know about the 2016 version is that there will be adjustments to existing tracks and new ones “inspired” by the new Rise of Iron setting. It will also have more than just racing, according to Game Informer:
“When we talk about the return of SRL, it will probably be wrapped in a different style, not just focused on SRL,” said live team director Jerry Hook. “Because some of the things we learned from our players in the Sparrow Racing League is that some people didn’t like racing. So can you do something with the event that helps support those players a little differently? Absolutely. “.
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Other seasonal events previously seen in Destiny
In addition to the Festival of the Lost and Sparrow Racing League, Destiny has seen a number of other seasonal events, which are currently unknown if they will return in 2017. They include:
- Crimson Days (February) – A week-long event based around Valentine’s Day, adding a new Crucible mode called Crimson Doubles, where teams of two compete for exclusive rewards.
- Moments of Triumph (July-September): From Bungie Day on July 7 until the release of the next expansion, these challenges task players with completing that year’s story content and other events, providing them with rewards exclusive.
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