In Destiny 2, you have to forgo clans and guided games at launch. The clan servers are currently unreachable.
The first Guardians are already bustling in Destiny 2, diving into battle against Ghaul and his Red Legion. However, they have to forgo one thing: It is not yet possible to proudly present your own clan in the Destiny 2 universe.
Because the in-game clan feature is not yet available. If you go to the clan overview in the menu, there is a notice that the clan servers are currently unreachable.
Bungie has already addressed this issue: Yes, the clan feature will be deactivated for several more days. Once it becomes available, they will let us know.
In the first days after launch, you will have to manage without your clan designation in Destiny 2. You can use this time to customize your clan and create a magnificent clan banner that suitably represents your clan.
Guide Games Will Start Next Week
By no later than September 12, the clan feature in Destiny 2 should be functional, as Bungie plans to launch guide games on that day. In the “Guided Games”, solo players can connect with clans to play group activities together.
However, Bungie assumes that there will be too many solo players and too few guide clans at launch. Therefore, these guided games will start slowly.
- Shortly after the first weekly reset on September 12 at 7 PM, a “beta phase” for the guided games (for the Nightfall strike) will begin. About 30%-50% of all players will gain access to the search, depending on how many clans participate.
- From September 26 at 7 PM, 100% access to the search will be available for the raid and the Nightfall strike.
During the “Guided Games Beta”, all clans can lead solo players as soon as they have mastered the Nightfall strike once.
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