Bungie has made the rather bold announcement that it will leave a damage bug in Destiny 2 unfixed for an entire week. This essentially means players have a free pass to dish out near-infinite damage using what is, for the time being, a perfectly legal exploit.

On the 17th, Bungie took to social media to acknowledge the issue, essentially telling the community to go ahead and have their fun with it for seven days. While they do intend to squash the bug eventually, until that happens, they’ve essentially opened the gates for everyone to go wild. To keep the competitive spirit alive—and to ensure Guardians don't suffer unnecessarily—they’ve confirmed that the specific artifact causing this mayhem will be disabled in Crucible and Gambit modes.

Destiny 2 dropped its final update, 'Into the Light', on the 10th, aiming to wrap up a long journey. The update brought back Sparrow Racing as a permanent fixture and integrated the boss-rush mode 'Pantheon' into the regular rotation. Along with these, the devs introduced a simplified system, brought back the navigation system, streamlined menus, and buffed legendary perks. However, the update also inadvertently birthed an artifact stacking bug, leading to the near-infinite damage output we see today.

No specific date for the fix has been provided.