Destiny 2 has certainly received its fair share of criticism since being release in September, but that hasn’t stopped Bungie from doing their best to keep the game afloat. However, when it was revealed that certain content would be blocked from players via a paywall in the form of the recently released Curse of Osiris expansion, Guardians were none too pleased. Both the Iron Banner and Faction Rally aspects were barred from players who did not own the latest DLC, but a recent Destiny 2 hotfix has rectified that situation.

We recently reported on the update that would be taking down the game’s servers on January 3, and that they pertained to the modes that were blocked from players. Now that the servers are back up, we finally have exactly what has been changed. In fact, Bungie kept it short and sweet this time around, fixing only two things. Check them out below:

Iron Banner

• Players who do not own Curse of Osiris may once again access Iron Banner when available

Faction Rallies

• Players who do not own Curse of Osiris may once again pledge to Factions during Faction Rally events

When Bungie stated that the Destiny 2 hotfix would be revolving around the blocked content, they were not kidding. Instead of tackling any bugs or issues that players encountered, they chose to focus on the meat of the problem – restoring the game modes that were torn away from players with the quickness. Luckily, all is right with the realm of Destiny 2… well, not really, but we can dream.

Destiny 2 is currently playable on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. The Curse of Osiris DLC is also available to download at this time, with more details about the next expansion slipping through the cracks by the day. Keep it tuned to Don’t Feed the Gamers as this story develops, and for other gaming news, check out the following:

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What say you, gamers? Are you glad that Bungie decided to reverse the content block with the latest Destiny 2 hotfix? Should they have just left the features alone to begin with? What other concerns should the developer be focusing on? Sound off in the comments section below, and be sure to follow DFTG on Twitter for live gaming and entertainment news 24/7!