Both 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Destiny 2 and its predecessor have had some oh-so-exploitable glitches over the years, but Bungie may have just patched out one of the worst/best yet. Players had figured out a way to glitch through The Whispering City and open a chest from the upcoming Last Wish raid, which would be a big enough deal on its own - but then over the weekend it surfaced that there was also a relatively easy way to open that chest as many times as you want.

First, players had to follow a complex series of terrain glitches and difficult jumps to get to the chest itself; normally you're only supposed to get to that part of the world in the course of running through Last Wish. This video will show you the roughly five-minute process, but do note that Bungie has now "suppressed" the chest ahead of the raid going live, so it will no longer be a producti🎶ve run. More power to you if you just want to go for a strange journey behind the walls of The Whispering City, though.

That would get you💫 a single piece of loot from the new Last Wish set of items, which was cool but not really game breaking. Then somebody that ✃if you made a new character and completed Destiny 2's first mission, you could open the chest again! And again and again and again! That's the story behind this image making the rounds of a Warlock with the full, new armor set.

To recap, that Warlock now has all of their class' Raid armor, days before the Raid even goes live. Yo🌺u can see why Bungie would want to nix that as soon as possib♛le.

, the chest itself will no longer yield any loot until Bungie can restrict it to the actual Raid activity. However nobody's exploit-gotten gains will be removed from their inventories. It still took some appreciable effort - allꩲ that glitchy platforming and alt grinding - and didn't hurt anybody else, so I'm glad tricksy Guardians aren't being left with nothing to show for it.

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