Issues barring PS4 players form logging into Destiny has now been resolved but the team is still currently working on Monkey errors, according to Bungie.

"We are investigating the increased number of Monkey errors that players have been receiving since the update. Thanks for your patience while we work towards a solution," Bungie posted in the community page of the game.

Amid network and system issues, the studio has released patch notes for the Destiny 1.0.2.3 update.

"This update makes Destiny a more stable experience for all players. We're also changing the player experience in the Raid to ensure that the activity provides an endgame challenge that meets project goals for the intended level of difficulty," the Destiny dev team said.

This update is mainly to problem-solve for a number of concerns over Zebra errors, Kicked to Login, Kick to Orbit and Cockatoo error code.

Prior to this patch, several players had experienced getting booted out of the system in the beginning due to server errors.

The dev team also addressed Raid issues including Atheon unable to select random targets for teleport via timestream during Vault of Glass final encounter.

The Destiny update 1.0.2.3 also brings beefed up security against account corruption.

The next update, according to Bungie, will focus on Exotic Weapon tuning and introduce new aesthetics for voice communicationa between teammates and increase pocket capacity to hold more Bounties at any given time.

The last hotfix Bungie released last Oct. 14 employed changes to weapon balance and address issues with Templar encounter in the Vault of Glass.

Before the previous week ended, Destiny welcomes the return of the Iron Lords.