It would not be a Destiny 2 event without some sort of controversy, unfortunately, and this weekend had its fair share.
The latest endgame activity in Destiny 2, the new raid called The Desert Perpetual, kicked off its world-first race on Saturday afternoon. The first team to conquer it (Team Nuts) did so about 16 hours later, which isn't even the first or second-longest raid in the franchise's history, but players are all pretty universal in their gripes that the raid's four bosses all have impossibly high health pools to deal with.
