Every so often, the Destiny 2 servers go down in order to perform scheduled maintenance or implement updates, leaving you unable to get into the action.
With the sheer number of players logging in during peak times, the looter shooter’s servers are constantly being strained, with some Guardians being stuck in queue for hours, just waiting to get a chance to play. In these frustrating moments, it can be tricky to figure out if the issue is on your end or Bungie’s.
Lucky for you, we’ve simplified the process of finding out the current server status as well as when, why, and for how long Destiny 2 will be offline.
Are the Destiny 2 servers down?
As of February 8, Destiny 2’s servers are online following scheduled maintenance on February 7 to prepare for the Sundered Doctrine world first race.
Scheduled maintenance is standard for Bungie’s looter shooter, with the servers going down every Tuesday for the weekly reset at 7:30 AM PST/10:30 AM EST/3:30 PM UTC and coming back online at 9:00 AM PST/12:00 PM EST/5:00 PM UTC.
However, the servers will sometimes go offline for other reasons, such as to resolve game-breaking bugs or because they were overloaded following a big update. In these instances, you’ll want to follow these instructions to stay informed.
How to check server status
Obviously, using this page is a good start, as we’ll be keeping this updated to make sure you know when and why the Destiny 2 servers have been taken offline. Consider bookmarking this guide to make your life easier whenever you are struggling to log in.
Beyond that, you’ll want to stick to official sources, such as the Bungie Help X account that posts whenever the servers are taken offline.
As for what to do when you’re back online, why not check out the featured raids and dungeons and what the Exotic Mission Rotator has to offer this week?
