One year on, it's safe to say that Destiny is still going strong. With 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:more players than ever filling its servers and new expansion 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Taken King now doing the rounds, Bungie can start to 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:roll out its plans for year two. However, just because Destiny's numbers are bucking the traditional dropoff most MMOs endure doesn't mean the studi🅷o is resting on its laurels. In fact, it's been hard at work addressing a number of issues and exploits that have held the game back over the past 12 months. Including a little glitch that regularly deprived players of their harꦇd-earned heavy ammo.

"We should have hit it harder right away," admits community and marketing relations manager Eric Osborne in the latest issue of Edge. "We didn’t really understand how impactful it was, or how protracted it was goin👍g to be. By the time we got around to communicating it – ‘Hey, this is a pretty sensitive bug, it has a big impact if we don’t get it right, so we’re taking our time’ – it was already too late. We’ve had to learn that even though it’s sometimes a sensitive topic, we still have to get out there and hit things right away, even though it makes a lot of people uncomfortable."

The latest issue of Edge, with Destiny: The Taken King on the cover, is out now. Download it here or to future issues.