Oh sure, the Destiny 2 beta is all fun and games… until someone gets whisked away to a far corner of the galaxy that they didn't want to go to. But that's exactly what happened to Reddit user Dark_Assassin00.
After queuing up for a game of Control, Assassin - along with their three teammates and the entire opposing team - loaded into the Inverted Spire Strike map instead. Not only that, but the game counted them as being on the same side. So what was intended to be a PvP bout ended up becoming a sort of accidental Raid (plus two players for… I dunno, emotional support).
Well, they call it a "beta" for a reason, I suppose. Still, it's always interesting to see how players can bend and break the walls a game puts up, even when it's unintentional.
If you're looking for ways to enjoy the beta without breaking it, check out our Destiny 2 beta guide. And if you're wondering where The Farm is, it goes live July 23.
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