In Bungie's weekly Destiny 2 blog for April 25, the developer revealed a number of changes coming during this week in the popular online-only first-person shooter. One of the biggest changes includes nerfs to the Luna's Howl and Not Forgotten hand cannons. Another major detail outlined in this blog post is that this week's Invitation of the Nine quest is broken, but the developers are working on correcting the issue.

This is the seventh Invitation of the Nine and is dubbed "The Tower," but this quest cannot be completed, resulting in a major blocking issue. When Destiny 2 players pick up "The Tower" from Xur, it will task them with completing the Hollowed Lair strike and defeating the Hive, Scorn, and Vex on the Tangled Shore. This cannot be completed because the Vex do not appear at any location on the Tangled Shore, but it is good to know that this will not affect any previous Invitations of the Nine. Plus, it seems like those interested Destiny 2 players can likely complete the strike and gather the Hive and Scorn kills prior to the fix. It is unknown how the developer intends to fix this issue, but it doesn't seem like a full rework is in order.

It doesn't seem this issue should take long to fix either, so players can expect a fix sooner rather than later. With the on-going Spring Revelry event and its many rewards, it also seems likely that Destiny 2 players can find something to pass the time while waiting on this broken Invitation of the Nine quest to be fixed, such as unlocking the Arbalest, completing runs through the Verdant Forest, and/or unlocking the Inaugural Revelry or Vernal Growth armors.

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Notably, this isn't the only slip-up related to Xur in past weeks, as the Agent of the Nine vendor previously and accidentally sold the PS4-exclusive Wavesplitter weapon to PC and Xbox One players. This was quickly disabled but not before some players managed to purchase it, though it not usable by them until the exclusivity deal ends in September 2019.

Destiny 2 is out for PC, PS4, and Xbox One.

Source: Bungie