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Destiny 2 is set to enter a new era later tonight with the launch of The Witch Queen expansion, but as with any major online game launch, there are going to be a lot of players trying to play on day-one. With that in mind, Bungie has already forewarned of difficulties logging in this evening. …
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A Destiny 2 player, one of the first to complete the Vault of Glass raid, has been banned for a racist username. On the World First Raid Report page, the second team now has only five members listed instead of a full team of six. That’s because one of their members, with the gamertag #BlackLivesDontMatter, has now been removed. The username was pointed out to the Bungie team by fans on Twitter. Bungie’s senior community manager Dylan Gafner responded that this was indeed against their Code of Conduct. This breaks our Code of Conduct. The player in question will be banned.