Destiny 2 players must have known that every weekend Xur would appear somewhere on the map, selling rare equipment, including golden guns, golden class armor, and so on, and then disappear at the end of the weekend. Players have also found ways to extend his stay, but last week, some players decided to "kidnap" Xur so that he could never leave.
Since about a month ago, Xur has sold purple weapons and equipment in addition to gold items. These purple legendary equipment will have the same random characteristics as drops, but it will be very difficult to brush out the desired characteristics with random drops.
It's not clear who started it, but according to a player named Hatentechlab, he was still in the process of Xur's existence at the time of the server remake, and never quit, forcibly putting it
Xur retains.
This time, Xur's items include a legendary hand cannon that can brush out the best features. Many "Gadien" did their best to keep the cannon from being brushed off. One Reddit user, klip_twings, said he spent 15 hours moving his mouse during two days to stay active so that other players could join his fire squad to brush up on his favorite costume. During the week, hundreds of players have joined his Fire Squad to purchase Xur's equipment. In the end, he estimated that more than 350 players had received the "True Prophecy" of the Ultimate Hand Cannon during this time.
He also made some other interesting stats, such as 200 players crouching down to thank him (the game's international language), and he destroyed more than 250 Fast Sparrows (vehicles in Destiny 2) to ensure that the current process does not crash.
Of course, good things don't last forever. At some point in time, the random characteristics of the True Prophecy hand cannon were rotated. While many players believe that Bungie did this on purpose, this coincides with another NPC's rotation of items, so it should be that all item rotations are related to each other.
klip_twings said he woke up Thursday morning to find no one to stay with Xur, causing him to be "let go."