Technical Breakdown

Clan disbandment in Destiny 2 involves invoking specific API functions. The user must first authenticate using their Bungie.net credentials, obtaining a valid access token. Next, they send an HTTP request to the ‘/GroupV2/{groupId}/Members/’ endpoint with the ‘IsCurrentUserAdmin’ flag set to ‘true’. If the request is successful, a list of clan members will be returned.

Performance Insights

The performance of clan disbandment is primarily influenced by the stability of the API and the user’s network connection. The time it takes to disband a clan depends on the size of the clan and the number of members that need to be removed. The API typically responds within a few milliseconds, but network latency can impact the overall duration of the process.

Technical Specifications

The clan disbandment process adheres to the following technical specifications:

  • API Endpoint: ‘/GroupV2/{groupId}/Members/’
  • HTTP Method: POST
  • Request Header: ‘X-API-Key’ (Bungie.net API key)
  • Body Parameters: ‘IsCurrentUserAdmin’ (boolean)