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Destiny 2 has a wild "infinite damage" bug, but Bungie isn't rushing to fix it
Bungie has acknowledged a bug in Destiny 2 that allows players to achieve near-infinite damage by stacking Artifact mods. While a fix is planned for next week, the developer is encouraging players to have fun with the glitch in PvE content, though it has been disabled in Crucible and Gambit. This comes as the game's final update has been released and reports suggest significant layoffs at Bungie.
MMO Week in Review: Your light fades away
This week's MMO news highlights the impending end of updates for Destiny 2 after its final release in June, leading to player mourning and industry layoffs. Several other games, including Closers Online and one version of Tree of Savior, are also shutting down. New developments include Daybreak Game Company adding a Canadian studio, Guild Wars Reforged soft-launching its mobile client, Throne and Liberty previewing an expansion, and Neverwinter releasing a new module.
FBC: Firebreak Is Not Shutting Down, Remedy Says
Remedy Entertainment has confirmed that FBC: Firebreak will remain playable online despite the company ceasing further content updates and entering maintenance mode. The studio stated that infrastructure costs will be minimal, ensuring the game remains accessible on PC, Xbox Game Pass, and PlayStation Plus. This decision comes as Remedy focuses on upcoming projects like Control Resonant and remakes of Max Payne 1 and 2.
NIKKE April Update Delivers Clean Technical Fixes | HappyGamer
NIKKE: Goddess of Victory received a technical update on April 28th, focusing on targeted fixes rather than new content. The maintenance addressed issues such as visibility problems with Lost Relics in the STAR ANIS event, NPC rendering glitches in Archives scenarios, and inconsistencies with the Liberalio-Dreaming Lake Live Wallpaper. These improvements aim to enhance the player experience and maintain technical stability.
