So let’s get started on how to play Trials of Osiris in Destiny 2. Destiny 2 – Trials of Osiris Tips What is Trials of Osiris. Trials of Osiris is a high stakes version of Crucible.

Destiny 2 Season of the Worthy brings Trials of Osiris back to the game, and even experienced Guardians may be wondering how to get started with the revamped PvP activity.Below, we outline how ...

Last week saw the relaunch of the Trials of Osiris in Destiny 2's Season of the Lost, which has been drastically improved by Bungie's recent changes to how it works.For years, even with some ...

Destiny 2's Trials of Osiris has been pretty contentious since Bungie reintroduced the top-tier PvP game type in the Season of the Worthy. Since it launched, Trials has seen some troubles ...

Bungie has officially announced the return of Trials of Osiris, coming to Destiny 2 March 13. Here’s everything you need to know about the mode, from when it started in the original Destiny to ...

Trials of Osiris has been fluctuating in its player count for a while, which may be the reason Bungie has mentioned the desire to overhaul Trials of Osiris along with Iron Banner. Destiny 2 ...

Trials of Osiris remains the most challenging PvP mode in either Destiny or Destiny 2 to date, and although players enjoy the Crucible, Gambit and Iron Banner, Trials is the ultimate test for ...

Destiny 2: Beyond Light has been having issues with the games rejoin feature, with players exploiting the feature for win trading in Trials of Osiris.

Destiny 2’s Trials of Osiris grand revamp is here, and generally speaking, by all accounts, it’s very good. Or at least much better than it was, which seems to be the case for both lower and ...

Destiny 2 Trials of Osiris is a very competitive PvP activity, and it requires effective communication. It's very difficult to communicate effectively while playing with random strangers.

Yesterday, Destiny 2 launched an absolutely massive overhaul for Trials of Osiris, the largest swath of changes to the mode it has seen in its history through Destiny 1 and 2.

After nearly two years of waiting, Trials will finally return to Destiny 2. But instead of Trials of the Nine, players will return to Trials of Osiris from the original Destiny. Bungie announced ...