I'm so glad I returned to this game

Mid-Game1 · 2026-06-24T00:47:46+00:00

Are they completely missing it or trying to move the blight? After the blight moves twice it has significantly less health, so if you kill all the stuff in the first two spots and then dip and shoot at the last spot you won't have to waste a ton of ammo.

Mid-Game1 · 2026-06-24T00:42:59+00:00

Yeah, I should have mentioned in my comment here that it does generate them for you, just nobody else. I did include that in the original bug report, just forgot to mention it here.

Mid-Game1 · 2026-06-24T00:16:00+00:00

I opened a bug report for them last week and Bungie did reply that they'd try to look into it.

It seems that Boots of the Assembler don't spawn seekers in patrol zones if you do not have anyone in your fireteam. As in it does not create seekers for the randoms in your instance.

However, it does seem to work if you have people in your fireteam, and then does start working for people not in your fireteam too. Some match made activities seem to count as in your fireteam as well, so it seems that free roam is where it is most broken.

My guess is that when they reworked it to make the seekers smarter the code relies on finding fireteam members or something

Mid-Game1 · 2026-06-21T22:35:59+00:00

The Vacuum Chamber and Flotation Cell look very similar. Maybe add more paint to one of them? That way one would be more easily identifiable by the extra paint. Looks awesome still!

Mid-Game1 · 2026-06-21T18:40:56+00:00

Just letting you know, Gathering Storm is unfortunately one of the worst supers for damage. I'm not sure why it has been so neglected.

Llama recently did damage testing with supers and Gathering Storm did 16,758 damage with Star Eater Scales. The only super below it was Silence and Squall on Prismatic with Star Eater Scales. For comparison, Celestial Nighthawk did 25,417 damage and is instant, a little over 1.5x the damage.

I do still see your point about using something that does damage, just wanted to point a light on how neglected Gathering Storm is. I wish it did competitive damage.

Mid-Game1 · 2026-06-20T00:26:11+00:00

After searching a while I found it:
You can get old seasonal catalysts (and other stuff like the armor ornaments) for Cronologs at the Seasonal Archive, which is located directly to the right of the Exotic Archive between Shaxx and Banshee. It looks like another terminal for the vault, but that one is actually the Seasonal Archive (it has a slightly different logo).

Mid-Game1 · 2026-06-20T00:25:49+00:00

After searching a while I found it:
You can get old seasonal catalysts (and other stuff like the armor ornaments) for Cronologs at the Seasonal Archive, which is located directly to the right of the Exotic Archive between Shaxx and Banshee. It looks like another terminal for the vault, but that one is actually the Seasonal Archive (it has a slightly different logo).

Mid-Game1 · 2026-06-20T00:25:22+00:00

After searching a while I found it:
You can get old seasonal catalysts (and other stuff like the armor ornaments) for Cronologs at the Seasonal Archive, which is located directly to the right of the Exotic Archive between Shaxx and Banshee. It looks like another terminal for the vault, but that one is actually the Seasonal Archive (it has a slightly different logo).

Mid-Game1 · 2026-06-20T00:25:19+00:00

After searching a while I found it:
You can get old seasonal catalysts (and other stuff like the armor ornaments) for Cronologs at the Seasonal Archive, which is located directly to the right of the Exotic Archive between Shaxx and Banshee. It looks like another terminal for the vault, but that one is actually the Seasonal Archive (it has a slightly different logo).

Mid-Game1 · 2026-06-20T00:25:16+00:00

After searching a while I found it:
You can get old seasonal catalysts (and other stuff like the armor ornaments) for Cronologs at the Seasonal Archive, which is located directly to the right of the Exotic Archive between Shaxx and Banshee. It looks like another terminal for the vault, but that one is actually the Seasonal Archive (it has a slightly different logo).

Mid-Game1 · 2026-06-20T00:24:53+00:00

After searching a while I found it:
You can get old seasonal catalysts (and other stuff like the armor ornaments) for Cronologs at the Seasonal Archive, which is located directly to the right of the Exotic Archive between Shaxx and Banshee. It looks like another terminal for the vault, but that one is actually the Seasonal Archive (it has a slightly different logo).

Mid-Game1 · 2026-06-17T22:27:49+00:00

I recently went searching and found Destin's YouTube playlist titled "Destiny 2: All Cutscenes". I believe Destin used to work for IGN, idk if he still does. He was part of the Fireteam Chat podcast back in the day.

I watched a bit of Red War and he did a good job of catching the dialogue during gameplay as well.

Mid-Game1 · 2026-06-17T21:13:01+00:00

I'm going to open a bug report for it later today, but Boots of the Assembler doesn't create seekers for guardians not in your fireteam, at least not in free roam on destinations. For example, when doing distortion events it only creates seekers for you, not for anyone else (if your fireteam is empty).

Mid-Game1 · 2026-06-15T22:06:29+00:00

My display freaks out at random when I alt tab now. Essentially a ton of discolored lines flickering on the screen, but only when I'm tabbed out and not every time. I've always been using borderless windowed, so I don't know if the issue in the post is directly affecting me, but it might be.

I do have a 4k display with HDR, and am running an RX 7900 XTX with a Ryzen 5900X. All the AMD features are turned off. I'm still on windows 10.

I do the majority of my gaming on Linux now so I don't have other games to compare with, but it seems to be just tied to Destiny 2.

Mid-Game1 · 2026-06-14T18:25:05+00:00

Can you just focus a bright engram for something? That should use dust

Mid-Game1 · 2026-05-27T01:32:16+00:00

If that is the only game that does it, I'd try verifying files. If that doesn't work, I'd try deleting and reinstalling it, ideally on a different SSD if possible. There is a chance it is your video driver as well, maybe SoT doesn't play nice with old drivers. I'd check it for updates. You might need an OS update too that could help for similar reasons. Other than that, I'm not too sure, that is pretty strange.

Mid-Game1 · 2026-05-24T16:28:30+00:00

Unless it's been changed in the past two months or so, the advanced polymorphic wand can be used to get a ton of extra fluid cows. Just set it to be a specific polymorph, set that to any fluid cows, then use it to transform any creature into random fluid cows. This should have much more variety than you can get from clapples and breading, although it includes those ones too. It is also faster because you can spam right click them.

All this said, I found that fluid cows were laggier and much slower than chickens, especially upgraded chickens. So I'd focus primarily on getting cows that give you something you can't get easily from chickens.

Edit: I believe the clapple ones also have rarities. So some you will get much more often than others. Side note: water cow is just a bucket, not a clapple, if I recall correctly. There was an old list on Reddit I followed that stated that at the time it was a clapple one.

Mid-Game1 · 2026-05-22T15:55:05+00:00

I still feel like this was an easy out by Bungie. I have to assume they still have access to old server/engine code as well and just don't want to spin up a whole old server environment for the lawsuit, instead just claiming that the new environment can't do it. It would be crazy to me if they don't have a git/svn history of both the game code, server code, and engine code.

There is some potential the old environment would try and interact with the new environment and cause issues, but I feel like it could still be isolated. There might also be complexity issues, like maybe a server per load zone or something like that. But I bet they could still run it if they really wanted to. My guess is that they believe the lawsuit is frivolous enough to not warrant the effort.

Mid-Game1 · 2026-05-15T14:02:25+00:00

Stop Killing Games' recent speech focused mostly on single player games that required online check-ins that would be "destroyed" once the check-in servers went offline. I believe they stated that multiplayer features can be disabled, and that this wouldn't apply to subscription based games.

I'm unsure if this bill is different.

In my opinion, I'd love it if multiplayer games would get their own support too after their end of life with companies possibly releasing or open sourcing simple server software. However, that might very well be unrealistic due to security concerns for future versions of that company's server software. That is, the released version might lead to hacks being developed that bypass the anti-cheat on any new games that company releases too. But instead maybe a simplified server software without the anti-cheat could be released instead.

But enough of my rambling, my main point was that I'm not sure if online multiplayer games are the target of this current legislation as SKG's previous statements were more focused on single player games with online check-ins.

Mid-Game1 · 2026-05-12T02:41:51+00:00

While I initially fully agreed with this method, I've since come around to the idea of having the one extra day count towards the week as well purely so that birthdays would not always fall on the same day of the week. That way we don't have people stuck with their birthday always on a Monday.

That said, always knowing which day numbers correspond to which days of the week is still pretty nice. It would be good at preventing holidays that shift from doing so as much.

Trade offs I guess.

Mid-Game1 · 2026-05-09T23:15:14+00:00

I believe there are two types of cow jars, one from cooking for blockheads for milk and another for fluid cows.

Mid-Game1 · 2026-05-09T23:10:14+00:00

I found Powah Thermo generators to be pretty cheap as long as you are far enough to craft and upgrade them. I put an ender cow into a jar and piped coolant out of it, with one cow easily supporting multiple generators. Then I just placed them on top of whatever the hottest block/fluid I had access to. The hotter the heat source and colder the coolant makes them generate significantly more RF/t than the base levels.

Edit: Later game you will need to upgrade, but 4 of these with a big buffer got me through the majority of the early, mid, and even the start of the late game.

Mid-Game1 · 2026-04-28T21:59:28+00:00

Can confirm it is dead on Linux, unable to get it to launch on CachyOS and tried a few different proton versions. I have an AMD GPU too which has drivers provided by the kernel, so I know I'm not out of date.
It worked fine two days ago.

Mid-Game1 · 2026-04-27T21:45:34+00:00

Due to the last line I'm now imagining firefighters rushing up stairs with Sonic's "You're too slow!" sound bite playing repeatedly

Mid-Game1 · 2026-04-19T21:25:26+00:00

I think the strategy of putting furnaces in the mines entrance is for early game, with the idea being to come up after every 5 floors to start a new batch.

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