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How to change your Bungie ID name for Destiny 2

It's time to reinvent your guardian with a new name!

Destiny 2 has become one of the largest MMOs on the market, and the release of their newest expansion only helped to bring more players online. With so many players returning to the game after a while, many fans have found they no longer like the name they chose. Here is how you can change your Bungie ID for Destiny 2.

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How to change your Destiny 2 name

Whether you are just sick of the name you've had for the past few years or you are a console player who wants their in-game name to be different from their Gamertag, Bungie has finally added the ability to change your Bungie ID. See the steps below for changing your name.

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  • Head to Bungie.net and sign in to your account
  • Once signed in navigate to your profile image in the top right corner to open a drop down menu.
  • In this menu, select the Settings option.
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  • This will bring you to your Account Settings. Now make sure you are on the Identity Settings tab.
  • Lastly, you will see your Bungie ID at the top of this page. Here you will be able to change your name one time to something else. Once you change your name once, you will be told that you have no name changes available. (Note: My name has been blacked out for privacy)
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So there you have it, that is how to change your Bungie ID for Destiny 2. Remember that this is a one-time-only change, and Bungie has no plans currently to allow players another name change, so make this one count.

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My name is Mason Moses. I am an entertainment aficionado, who spends more time consuming it than I would like to admit. I've been playing video games for the past 15 years and every time I turn one on, it feels like the very first time. Since I liked games so much, I decided that I would write about them.