Bungie fixes nasty glitches in Destiny 2 and provides more Super

Bungie has heard your feedback on Destiny 2 from the beta. These changes have already been implemented.

The beta feedback on Destiny 2 was mixed. The biggest points of criticism included the sluggish PvP, some bugs and glitches, and the fact that players felt scarcely powerful in PvE.

Bungie has since responded to all complaints more or less satisfactorily:

Regarding PvE, the statement was made that the beta build is already outdated and players will definitely feel more powerful in “Guardian vs. Alien” battles.
In response to the slow PvP, they released a fast-paced, action-packed PvP trailer that still raises questions. Will PvP in Destiny be faster now?
And regarding the glitches and further points of criticism from the beta, there is now more information available.

These adjustments are already available in the PC beta

The sandbox designer Josh Hamrick talks about adjustments and bug fixes that will already be available in the PC beta of Destiny 2. First, he thanks everyone for the feedback from the console beta: Some problems that were discovered and reported during the beta have now been fixed.

Hamrick specifically mentions these fixes:

The “Infinite Super Glitch” has been fixed
The Warlock gliding glitch has been fixed
The Infinite Grenade Glitch has been eliminated
Warlocks now have the same melee range as the other classes. However, there will still be perks that can increase this range.
In general, the cooldown for the Supers has been reduced. Bungie agrees with all the user feedback that it took too long for Supers to charge in the beta.
Grenade damage in PvE has been increased. Grenades are supposed to feel powerful again. Compared to Destiny 1, abilities will be somewhat rarer but then more valuable.
More power ammunition in PvE. In PvE, there will be “much more” ammunition for power weapons. The ammo can be farmed directly from enemies with yellow health bars.