Is Destiny 2 down? With the massive new update, The Final Shape, having launched on 4th June, you're sure to have run into some server problems.

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As everyone scrambled to see what's changed in the game's final major update, you may well have tried to log into the game only to receive an error message or two.

There was a lengthy period of scheduled server maintenance when the game was offline, which was confirmed ahead of time, but is this happening again?

Keep reading to find out when the Destiny 2 scheduled maintenance was (and if there's any more planned) and discover how to find out if the servers are offline and where to look for up-to-date information.

Destiny 2 scheduled maintenance

The last period of Destiny 2 scheduled maintenance took place from 3rd June 2024 up until the evening of 4th June from a UK time zone perspective.

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This was confirmed ahead of time on the game's official website. Remember to check back in to the official Bungie Help site we've just linked to so you can find out about the next (or latest) batch of scheduled maintenance and server downtime.

When did Destiny 2 come back online?

For UK players, Destiny 2 came back online at 8pm BST on Tuesday 4th June.

You should now be able to download the latest update and start playing all that shiny new content.

If you still can't get into Destiny 2, the problem might be on your end, or the servers are still being stretched too thin by the influx of new players and those looking to dive back into the game.

Either way, there's a couple of ways to find out.

Destiny server status: How to check if Destiny 2 is down

If you're reading this article at any other time and wondering if Destiny 2 is down, there are a few places you can check to see if the problems go beyond just you.

The official Destiny Server and Update Status webpage will clue you in about any planned downtime, so that should be your first port of call if you're experiencing problems.

Beyond that, it's also worth checking the community-generated Down Detector website, which will allow you to see if anyone else is reporting problems at the same time as you.

If problems seem to be widespread on Down Detector, it's likely that Destiny 2 is currently offline or experiencing other difficulties.

For up-to-minute updates from the Destiny 2 developers, it's also worth keeping an eye on the official Bungie Help Twitter account, which should let you know about any issues. Hopefully your problems won't last long and you'll be back in Destiny 2 in no time!

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