Home > Destiny 2 > Total Time Wasted On Destiny & Destiny 2

Time Wasted On Destiny & Destiny 2

Updated Date :

Destiny series can take plenty of your time playing or grinding on different planets. Destiny and Destiny 2 are free-to-play multiplayer video game that involves completing missions on a wide range of planets. Often as players grind on these planets, they can waste hundreds or thousands of their potential valuable hours. So, most of their valuable time can go in vain. But is there a way to track your wasted time or play time? There’s a workaround. Check out our guide to know how to find the total time wasted on Destiny or Destiny 2.

How to Find the Total Time Wasted on Destiny & Destiny 2

You can head over to a website named Time Wasted on Destiny (link) to find out the total time wasted. All you need to do is type your Guardian username to find out the stats. These stats will help you find out the total time spent playing or wasting around the Orbit. If you are a Destiny player like me, you can waste an entire week enjoying around the Galaxy. So, this could be the perfect way to calculate your legit play time and wasted time.

total time wasted destiny 2

Along with these stats, you can also learn the time you spent grinding on different activities or missions. The website also ranks your total playtime among other Guardian players. Apart from tracking your play time or wasted time, you can track the time spent being AFK. In addition to that, you can also regret your time wasted on the deleted characters. For some players, these numbers can be hundreds of hours while for some it can be thousands. Until the weekly downtime maintenance ends, this could be a great tool to evaluate your stats instantly.

In my opinion, whatever horrendous time wasted on Destiny or Destiny 2, is not time wasted. But that’s applicable only if you are a skilled player.

That’s everything to know about the total time wasted on Destiny and Destiny 2. If you liked this guide, check out our other guides on how to unlock subclasses, the best weapons for Gambit, and all new Exotic weapons in Destiny 2 right here on Gamer Tweak.

  • Heal your Injuries Codes (August 2026)

    Heal your Injuries Codes (August 2026)

    Published Date :

    Heal your Injuries is a JJK-inspired game, where you need math to heal yourself as you get hit by bombs, weapons and more. While playing, you will need EXP and Energy to progress, and thankfully, Heal your Injuries codes drop exactly that! Here’s a complete guide with all the latest rewards and how to claim… Read More

  • Steel Crossfire Codes (August 2026)

    Steel Crossfire Codes (August 2026)

    Published Date :

    Steel Crossfire is a thrilling PvP robot-fighting game inspired by Transformers, so yes, you can change into a vehicle, get into Jet mode, and get into some explosive battles. To make things interesting, you can unlock more characters and skins using Shards, which is what Steel Crossfire codes frequently drop! Here’s the complete list of… Read More

  • CookieRun: Crumble Codes (August 2026)

    CookieRun: Crumble Codes (August 2026)

    Published Date :

    The Devsisters Corporation is back with another Cookie adventure, and like other games, there is a code redemption system in CookieRun: Crumble too! This means we can expect to get regular rewards as drops to help you assemble a team of adorable yet powerful Cookies. Here’s a list of everything currently available. Last checked for… Read More

  • Smiles Codes (August 2026)

    Smiles Codes (August 2026)

    Published Date :

    Smiles is a multiplayer survival mascot horror game where you join other players, complete objectives and survive the dangers lurking in the dark. To make the game more interesting, you can unlock emojis, animations, and more that require in-game currency (Fluff), but it can be quite a grind to earn. Don’t worry, you can redeem… Read More