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Destiny Hot Fix 2.3.0 (The One About Hunters)

Betcha can't stick it... anymore. The June update is live, removing the ability to stick Tripmines to enemies (they've clearly learned to lather themselves with oil). Don't despair too much about this and other nerfs, because Hunters (and the other classes) have also seen a number of PvE buffs to help with the Orb-making. And you'll need those buffs, because a few of your favorite weapons have received some balance tweaks as well.

The Sounds of Destiny Discussion Panel - now on YouTube

If you hadn't gotten a chance to see the discussion panel streamed last week on Bungie's Twitch channel (and archived there a day later) - maybe, say, because Twitch is blocked at work - you can watch it now, on YouTube (or embedded below). All of the streaming content is stored on this channel, eventually (including, for example, the Bungie Bounty event that took place this past Monday) - bookmark it, and check back each week for new goodies! Thanks, Korny.

Trials of Osiris Stream Now on Youtube

For those that want to pour over the stream for details, or who just missed it the first time, Bungie has posted the Trials of Osiris stream on Youtube!

Destiny - the first PS4 title to support pre-loading

According to Gamespot, Destiny has become the first game on the PS4 to support preloading - the ability to download a digital title before release, so that you're ready to play on Launch Day. Not a bad reason to buy your copy from the PlayStation Store!

Whistle for Your Horse!

While it's been implied and suggested before, this is the first time I've heard its on-demand nature explicitly confirmed:

Did You Know: Each Guardian can summon their Shrike on-demand to quickly cover a lot of ground. pic.twitter.com/fZqEYrSkJw

— Destiny The Game (@DestinyTheGame) March 16, 2014

You may have heard the Shrike called Sparrow in the past. It's your personal speeder, if you've forgotten!

Out with the old?

A Forbes contributor wonders if new IPs like Destiny and Titanfall will be the deathknell for older IPs like Halo and Call of Duty. Our forum weighs in, as well. Speak up - what do YOU think?

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