And Jonx0r has made something quite pretty and interesting here. As far as Dark And Darker Gold I can tell, they imported the map, model, and animations straight from Dark Souls 3 itself, with the primary visual change being Unreal 5's advanced lighting. Trying to play Destiny 2 without the API this weekend was a trip to the Dark Ages

Firelink really pops with the new lighting and shadows, and I especially love the way the shrine's central bonfire cuts against its newly darkened interior. Also? Great little ripples on the puddles in the shrine and Iudex Gundyr's arena. It's the little things, you know?

All in all Jonxr's provided a neat look at an alternate, 2023 Firelink Shrine, and if you're interested in seeing more of their work you can check out Jonx0r's YouTube channel and Nexus Mods page.

This weekend players were chasing the new cowboy-themed gear from Spire of the Watcher, which is Destiny 2's latest dungeon. (Image credit: Bungie)

Last Friday, shortly after the launch of Destiny 2's new dungeon, players began being booted. It didn't matter what activity you were in, even social spaces weren't safe: You could barely break into a sprint before succumbing to one of the network errors that Bungie has given evocative names like 'CALABRESE' and 'WEASEL'.

Within a couple of hours, the game's API was brought offline, meaning its buy Dark And Darker Gold own web and mobile apps no longer functioned, and nor did the slew of 3rd party gear managers which players use to swap loadouts and move items around. That in itself isn't unusual for Destiny 2. These apps are often unavailable for a couple of hours during major server snafus or following expansion releases.