The Curse of Osiris expansion adds a variety of new features to Destiny 2, including new PvE and PvP modes, new Crucible maps, new weapons, new armor, and more. Rather, the European Dead Zone region is presently the focus of the Destiny 2 community’s attention due to a problem that stops random public events from appearing there. Bungie has admitted the problem and said that it is looking into ways to remedy it as soon as feasible; in the meanwhile, gamers may utilize several workarounds to get by.
Fixing Public Events Not Spawning Destiny 2
- Perform a Network Reset.
When trying to diagnose and fix a problem, one of the simplest steps you may do is to reset your network. Try turning off both your console and your router, waiting one minute between each attempt, and then turning them both back on again. If it does not work, try directly plugging your Ethernet cable into your console in order to determine whether or not there is an issue with the WiFi connection in your house.
- Adjust your NAT settings
Make sure to verify your NAT settings; they need to be either open or moderate, and this ought to rectify the situation. You can determine what your NAT is set to by following these instructions: On Windows, press the Windows Key plus R key combination, then type cmd into the box that appears, and then press the Enter key. On Mac OS X, press the Command key plus the Space bar, then type Terminal into Spotlight Search, and then press the Enter key. On Linux, press the Ctrl, Alt, and T key combination to open a terminal window. In each of these instances, press Enter after typing ipconfig (without the quotation marks).
- Begin over with your Platform.
When you restart your Platform, any cache problems will be resolved, the most recent patch will be updated and downloaded, and any space that was previously used for game files will be made available. Before you resume your platform, please ensure that you have a backup of all of your previously stored data. To do this, choose Application Saved Data and then select Copy Saved Data to USB Storage Device from the drop-down menu. If the process of storing your changes produces any issues, you will need to attempt saving the changes again.
- Restore your console to its original settings from the manufacturer.
If turning the console off and on again or installing the latest update does not fix the problem, it is necessary to restore it to the factory settings. Because of this procedure, the console will be wiped clean of all games and software, and you will need to download or redownload any content that you have bought on Playstation Network or Xbox Live since the system’s most recent sync (in some cases). If you have tried everything else and nothing has worked up to this point, your last option should be to reset the console to factory settings.