Destiny 2 1.35 Update

Destiny 2 1.35 Update Patch Notes | What’s changed in the Destiny 2 2.2.2 update today?

By Bradley Russell

The Destiny 2 1.35 update has just gone live on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Bringing with it a much-needed Spectral Blades nerf, as well as several minor fixes for bugs and glitches, the new Destiny 2 update, otherwise known as Destiny 2 2.2.2 in Bungie-speak is well worth digging in to before you fire up the game again on May 7. Here’s everything you need to know…

Bradley Russell
Bradley Russell

Hey, I’m Bradley. I am legally required to tell you that my puns are terrible and I should, under no circumstances, be told otherwise. I’m that weird gaming guy you can’t really fit into one neat box: I love all of the sports games, Madden especially, but I’m equally at home polishing off a 45-hour Japanese visual novel. Also, go and play Danganronpa. Like, right now. Seriously.

For my sins, I’m a Crystal Palace and Colts fan which means I’m down in the dumps most weekends – so feel free to mock me over on Twitter.

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