Destiny 2: Trials Of Osiris Disabled - November 27th Rewards, Timeline, Error, Map, Weapons, Armor

Destiny 2 Beyond Light launched earlier this month alongside the next generation of consoles and brought a lot of new content to the game.

Trials Of Osiris is a PVP mode which pits the most competitive players against one another for rewards.

Due to a new issue discovered by Bungie, however, this week's Trials of Osiris has been disabled!

Latest News - Trials of Osiris Disabled

While Trials of Osiris was set to be a big boost for PVP players this week, a new issue has come up with the game mode.

As a result, Bungie have disabled Destiny 2's Trials of Osiris for the entire week to investigate whatever issue has come up.

While we hope this will resolve before the week is done, Bungie have given no indication this will be the case.

What Is Trials Of Osiris?

Trials Of Osiris is an elimination style game mode that pits the strongest of the strong against one another for rewards.

If you're jumping in, expect some serious competition.

The mode can only be played at weekends, taking place between Friday and Tuesday with new rewards each week.

Trials Of Osiris Rewards List

This weeks Trials of Osiris will go live at 6pm GMT, we will update the article once the rewards and challenges become available.

Here are the rewards from the last event to give you an idea of what to expect.

• Map: Endless Vale
• 3 wins — Class Item(Bond, Cloak, Mark)
• 5 wins — The Summoner, Auto Rifle
• 7 wins — Gloves(Gauntlets, Gloves, Grasps)
• Flawless — Chest Armor(Plate, Robes, Vest)

Beyond Light

Destiny 2's next expansion pack, Beyond Light launched earlier this month on PC, PS4, Xbox One, and Google Stadia.

NOW WATCH BELOW – BEYOND LIGHT TRAILER

Next-Generation

Destiny 2 is still a hugely successful game, attracting millions of players.

It has been confirmed that the game will be coming to both Playstation 5 and Xbox Series X on December 8th.

The game will see huge graphical upgrades compared to current-gen consoles.

Activision recently revealed that the game will run at 4K/60fps on both PS5 and Xbox Series X, and 1080p/60fps on the weaker Xbox Series S.

READ MORE: Destiny 2 upgrade coming to Next-Gen this December