Update:

The headline and original story state that it is the Mercury raid that won’t be celebrated by Bungie. This is an error. It is actually the Raid Lair on Leviathan.

Original story:

It looks like Bungie won’t be monitoring or celebrating the Destiny 2 Mercury raid world first team. Community manager David Dague stated on Twitter: “I don’t think we’re going to call World First for this one. Play it for fun, whenever it fits into your life.”

I don’t think we’re going to call World First for this one. Play it for fun, whenever it fits into your life.

— DeeJ (@DeeJ_BNG) December 1, 2017

This is likely due to the huge amount of controversy caused by the previous Prestige raid, during which a team using an exploit were congratulated by Bungie. The community didn’t like that one bit, and game’s official forum, subreddit, and social media exploded in an uproar.

Bungie has recently proven to be very conscious of community feedback, postponing a livestream and announcing new changes to the game. I can see why they’d want to avoid another “World First” controversy.

In other Destiny 2 news, the game’s future updates were detailed in a “State of the Game” overview, a limited edition loot crate is now available to pre-order, and a Destiny 2 free trial is now available for PC, PS4 and Xbox One.

Source: @Deej_BNG (Twitter)