Each weekend, Destiny's Trials of Osiris gives competitive players a chance to team up with two friends and take on the toughest PvP competition out there. Or, if you're extremely good at Destiny, you can skip the teaming up part and play solo.
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Video: Behold: the power of Titan bubbles. In this incredible video, watch Destiny player fimi_sheikh take out an entire Trials team without firing his gun.
Don't expect to play Trials of Osiris this weekend, Destiny fans. Thanks to a glitch involving weapon perks and an unlimited supply of heavy ammo, Bungie has cancelled it.
Video: These days, people are running out of things to do in Destiny, a video game where players travel through space trying to overcome their Destiny malaise.
There's failure, and then there's failure that will haunt you for the rest of your life.
Bungie is delaying the much-anticipated return of Destiny's Trials of Osiris while they address a recently discovered exploit that can totally ruin competitive matches.
Last week, a new Destiny event called Trials of Osiris went live. It was a big deal: heaps of players participated in the event, in the hopes of winning cool new gear, or to gain access to a special exclusive new social hub. Some people wanted these rewards so badly, however, that they resorted to cheating.
As someone who is a competitive multiplayer nut, I'm not too miffed about the lack of a raid in the upcoming Destiny expansion, House of Wolves. Today, Bungie revealed all the PvP changes and additions coming to Destiny, and they sound rad as hell.
