1) Fast Travel in the Tower

When I'm in the Tower already (Usually at Cayde, Ikora, or Suraya) I open the map and fast travel to the main Tower landing area. For a few seconds, I gain camera control on another player's guardian. There are still the attention markers displayed (<!> by Shaxx etc) on map. I can't control the direction the player runs in, but I can control where the camera looks. Usually it is a player that is at the Cryptarch or the Gunsmith. This seems reliably reproducable (AKA it has happened to me a lot). I first noticed it on Saturday, but I'm not sure if I had ever fast-travelled within the Tower before then.

2) Landed in the Tower by Ikora

This morning when I landed in the Tower (travelled from EDZ), I landed next to Ikora. At first I thought it was the above bug, then I realized it was actually my character and I just started in an unusual spot.

The devs where I work would all be yelling at you in unison: "Not a bug!"

Not a bug, but it's definitely an issue.

No, that's called a feature. An issue is something that breaks what was originally designed.

I think I earned a Bright Engram for finishing a Challenge during a Crucible game, and the large yellow icon that appears briefly and then fades away simply...didn't. It persisted for the remaining 2/3 of the match, making sighting targets at range nearly impossible. I've heard of this happening to a few other folks I play with. Not super common, but completely kills the experience when it does.

~m

It went away for me when I pulled up the menu, then exited.

~m

https://twitter.com/simonjnewport/status/913985066614714368

Lol. Good to know I wasn't the only one.

Our Light ran out just as the third Charge was dunked to finish the event. Apparently this caused a death loop that we could only get out of by going to orbit.

The devs where I work would all be yelling at you in unison: "Not a bug!"

Not a bug, but it's definitely an issue.

Graphical issue with a Wizard's cloak (Skip to 20s):

A Knight that kept respawning with almost no health:

And I seem to have broken one of those flying things by activating the blast deflectors at the wrong time:

The most annoying was probably when I got (I think) the audio from the end of the previous mission playing over the top of the intro to the current mission.

I'm also throwing in some things that are not bugs, but game design decisions that really bugged me. (Edit: Yeah. Totally didn't catch that pun until my 4th proofread. I'm leaving it in.)

This section goes from an intense moment of "gotta sneak my way out so I don't get murdered while I'm too crippled to fight back" to "Finally. My third and final five minute pointless slow-walk tour of the rubble" once you discover that there is no way to fail here aside from maybe setting your controller down and getting kicked for inactivity.

And this just pisses me off.

If you don't want me to go to a place, give me a logical, in-game reason I shouldn't be able to go there. If you don't want me to go into a room, don't animate and open door and all of the stuff in the room beyond the door AND THEN PUT A FSCKING INVISIBLE WALL IN THE OPENING!!!

Why? Why draw an open door there? Why not put a closed door there if you don't want people inside? If you really want people to see the room, maybe put a screen door on the opening instead. Something. ANYTHING that says something is physically preventing you from crossing this point.

Invisible walls are the laziest freaking thing in gaming and it pisses me off every time I encounter one.

/rant

-Disciple

I don't have awful eye sight, and I'm on a 42" HDTV at the recommended distance away.

I sit too close to my 42" HDTV & have trouble reading them. It's hard in the heat of the battle with them jumping all over the place.

Totally minor gripe, but it drives me nuts, lol.

But it's probably your fault.

Again, it was late and maybe I was seeing things, but it made it wonder if I'd gotten a sparrow earlier and didn't realize it.