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Bungie Working On Resolving Destiny 2 Issues, Including Bugged "Enhance" Quest
Bungie released a weekend update to let players know that the developer is working away on resolving a number of issues that have cropped up since the first-person shooter sequel's launch. The biggest problem is tied to a mission called "Enhance," with players unable to receive an item they get from completing the quest. Bungie lists a working solution for the problem in the meantime:
Quest Rewards: We are actively investigating an issue where some Quest rewards, such as Mida Mini-tool and Man O' War, are not properly sent to Postmaster. When completing campaign or destination Quests, players should ensure that they have open inventory slots to accept reward items at Quest completion.
You can find the rest of the known issues here on Bungie's official page. For more on Destiny 2, be sure to read our feature on 11 spoiler-free things you should know before you start the game.
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