Steam Refunds Destiny 2 Edge of Fate and Year of Prophecy Ultimate Edition After Regional Blocks
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Key points
- Steam started refunding Destiny 2: Edge of Fate and Year of Prophecy Ultimate Edition.
- Bungie has seemingly restricted access to Destiny 2 in other countries.
- Destiny 2: Year of Prophecy was released on July 15, 2025.
First reported by The Game Post, it seems that Steam has started issuing refunds for Destiny 2: Edge of Fate and Year of Prophecy Ultimate Edition after Bungie has seemingly made it unavailable for certain countries to access the game.
The problem popped up a few days ago when posts on Reddit and Bungie’s own forums regarding the issue were published. During this time, players were complaining of an error code that says “Tapir.”
In Bungie’s Error Codes glossary, this error code meant that the game is likely under maintenance. The studio also mentioned that if the game is not in maintenance, they post in the forums detailing their problem.
When players did so, Bungie provided a short statement: “Destiny services are not available where access is restricted by law.” When asked for clarification, the studio did not comment any further.
As of the writing of this article, Bungie still has not addressed the problem publicly, nor has it mentioned that it is currently being worked on.
Destiny 2: Year of Prophecy was released on July 15, 2025. Its first major expansion was Edge of Fate, which was released on the same day. The second major expansion, Renegades, is coming out on Dec. 3, 2025.
