Destiny 2 weekly reset time & activities for September 17 from Nightfall to Exotic Rotator

Here's everything happening in Destiny 2 this week.

Dave McAdam

17th Sep 2024 18:00

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The Destiny 2 weekly reset is upon us once more, bringing another week of refreshed content for Guardians to dive into, from a new Nightfall weapon rotation to Ritual activities and plenty of other updates.

With The Final Shape finally here (see what I did there?) we're into Year 7 of Destiny 2, we're now into Episode Echoes, which is replacing the prior seasonal model.

Here's everything we know of so far for the weekly reset on September 17.

What time is the Destiny 2 weekly reset for September 17?

Destiny 2 has its weekly reset every Tuesday at 6 PM BST/10 AM PDT/1 PM EDT. After this point, you will be able to tackle any of the week's new content until the next week rolls around.

Osiris has altered our timeline once more.

Guardians, remember to change your clocks. Daily and weekly resets will now take place at 10am PDT (UTC 17:00)

⌚ More info: https://t.co/qBlUQSp04O pic.twitter.com/hPhoICzskW
— Destiny 2 (@DestinyTheGame) March 10, 2024

This includes new challenges, any new story content, and a refresh of all weekly content, such as Nightfalls, Raids, and Crucible modes.

If there have been any major updates or it's the start of a new season, you can expect some server maintenance and a big queue when you do get in, though - check out our Server Status page for more.

What is the weekly reset?

The weekly reset in Destiny 2 is when all activities are refreshed, rewards are restocked, and new weekly content is released. Each week, Guardians everywhere will jump on at the weekly reset time to check out what's new, and what's different, hoping to earn some all-important, powerful gear.

The weekly reset is also a way for events like Iron Banner to launch and conclude their limited time in the game and for vendors to restock their supplies.

Destiny 2 Nightfall this week

This week's Nightfall strike is Heist Battleground: Europa.

Completing the regular Nightfall will net you some decent rewards, but the true prize, the Adept weapon, comes only to those who can accomplish a Grandmaster Nightfall completion with a Platinum medal.

The Conqueror seal, which can be earned by completing Grandmaster Nightfalls in Destiny 2

Destiny 2 Nightfall weapon rotation

With a new expansion, we don't know the Nightfall weapons until a few weeks in. We do know, however, that there will be 8 Nightfall-exclusive weapons.

Pre Astyanax IV - Combat Bow - Solar
Scintillation - Linear Fusion Rifle - Strand
Shadow Price - Auto Rifle - Arc
The Slammer - Sword - Stasis
Undercurrent - Grenade Launcher (Special) - Arc
Warden's Law - Hand Cannon - Kinetic
Wild Style - Grenade Launcher (Special) - Solar
Uzume RR4 - Sniper Rifle - Solar

Each will be available twice per episode, so if you're planning on completing your collection, you'll have limited time to do so.

We're expecting this week's weapon to be The Slammer sword.

Destiny 2 Exotic Rotator

The exotic weapons available from the exotic rotator in Destiny 2

The rotating exotic mission this week is Vox Obscura, letting you earn the Dead Messenger grenade launcher.

Featured raid & dungeon this week

Last Wish is the featured raid for the week, so be sure to jump in there to complete any challenges you have yet to accomplish. It's another great chance to get the exclusive exotic One Thousand Voices.

The featured dungeon is Spire of the Watcher, making this a great week to complete the attached Seal and earn Hierarchy of Needs, the exotic bow.

Wondering if they're worth tackling? Check out our ranked Raid and Dungeon list.

Destiny 2 Crucible & Gambit rotation

Destiny 2 Weekly Reset: Crucible

With the competitive content refresh, we have more bounties to complete, gear to chase, and good times to be had in Destiny 2.

We're expecting Trials of Osiris to stay on hold for this week, since Iron Banner is in effect.

About The Author

Dave McAdam

Dave is a Senior Guides Writer at GGRecon, after several years of freelancing across the industry. He covers a wide range of games, with particular focus on shooters like Destiny 2, RPGs like Baldur's Gate 3 and Cyberpunk 2077, and fighting games like Street Fighter 6 and Tekken 8.

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