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Destiny 2 Clan Disappeared Bug & How to Fix It

Sometimes, players can find that they've been randomly kicked from their clan in Destiny 2 thanks to the Clan Disappeared Bug.

Destiny 2 is no stranger to bugs, but some are far more impactful than others. While a simple server error tells players to try again later, there are some game-changing bugs that can ruin someone’s day. This guide covers the Destiny 2 Clan Disappeared Bug and offers a potential solution for fixing it. This bug is no joke and can make that raid players were looking forward to a depressing adventure into contact forms, but it doesn’t have to be.

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What is the Clan Disappeared Bug in Destiny 2?

The Destiny 2 Clan Disappeared Bug is an error that causes players to be removed from their clan for no reason, meaning they have no clan affiliation in Destiny 2. There seems to be no methodology behind the players the bug affects. It can be players that have only just joined a clan or the founders of it.

Players only know Clan Disappeared Bug has hit them when they check the Destiny 2 app or log into the game to find they’re no longer affiliated with their clan. This error means they can’t contribute experience to the clan for the week and won’t reap any rewards from working with others in it either. As far as we can tell, this bug has nothing to do with Telesto, though players remain skeptical around the time of writing, just after Season of the Deep’s release.

How to Fix Destiny 2 Clan Not Showing In-game

To fix the Destiny 2 Clan Disappeared Bug, wait for the official Bungie Support Twitter account to confirm the bug has been fixed, then get added back into a clan. Players can search for Clans on Bungie’s Clan website or ask players they group up with in-game to add them directly. We’ve always found it easier to group up with others for random raids to see who we enjoy playing with before asking to be added to a clan. A clan is a big commitment, and no one wants to dedicate themselves to raiding with players they don’t gel with.

What to do When a Player’s Clan is Not Showing up in Destiny 2

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At the time of writing, Bungie has confirmed that the Clan Disappeared Bug for Destiny 2 has now been fixed. Any players who think they might have been affected by a new wave of this bug should check the official Bungie Help Twitter Account for updates. We’ll update this guide if the bug starts to affect players again. Players shouldn’t now be removed from their clans and can safely be added back into their clans if the bug has kicked them out.


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Jamie Moorcroft-Sharp is a Staff Writer at Gamepur. He's been writing about games for ten years and has been featured in Switch Player Magazine, Lock-On, and For Gamers Magazine. He's particularly keen on working out when he isn't playing games or writing or trying to be the best dad in the world.