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Bungie has released a new Destiny 2 update 2.9.1.1 that according to the patch notes fixes a number of issues in the game. That said, Destiny 2 patch 2.9.1.1 is a small hotfix update that only brings some notable fixes to the game. You can find the complete patch notes for the latest 2.9.1.1 update below.
Destiny 2 Update 2.9.1.1 Patch Notes
ACTIVITIES
DUNGEON PROPHECY
- Fixed an issue where a door in the Hexahedron would occasionally not open.
GAMEPLAY AND INVESTMENT
CONTROLS
- Remapping the input for Interact no longer changes the button prompt for Revive which will always be mapped to X/Square.
- Fixed an issue where canceling a glide jump would cause Warlocks and Titans to auto-jump after landing.
- Updated default custom controller binding for Vehicle Exit to match standard control preset (X/Square -> A/Cross).
- Fixed an issue where Hunters would crouch after Dodging when using Hold Crouch, but stand when using Toggle Crouch.
INVESTMENT
- Fixed an issue where Advanced Pyramid Focusing was only rewarding 50 Altered Elements instead of 150 as stated in the Triumph.
- To help players optimize daily weapon bounties, Banshee now picks six new weapon types to focus on each week – three primary, one special, and two heavy.
- Added a Season Rank Stat tracker for Season of Arrivals.
- The Emissary Whisperer Triumph has been removed.
WEAPONS
- Fixed an issue where Witherhoard’s projectiles would appear randomly on screen while using abilities or when stowed away.
- Fixed an issue that caused Witherhoard’s direct hit damage to be unintentionally doubled if a player swapped to The Mountaintop after applying it.
ARMOR
- Fixed an issue where the Surprise Attack perk does would not properly deactivate and reactivate when switching Sidearms
GENERAL
- Fixed an issue where the Fencing Salute Emote could allow players to get out of the environment.
- Fixed an issue where the “Hide Hints” settings option was currently displaying as “Never Show Full SteamID” and not functioning properly.
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