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The Final Shape
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The future of Destiny 2 no longer includes regular paid expansions anymore.
Instead, the game will feature on smaller-scale content drops (similar to Into the Light) and aim to release these updates for free.
Source: bloomberg.com/news/newslette…
Payback, the internal "next Destiny" project, was set in the Destiny world, but pivot to 3rd person gameplay and explore large worlds in co-op experiences.
It was canceled 2 months ago to focus on Marathon, which is releasing in 2025
Source: bloomberg.com/news/newslette…
Former Bungie employees believe Bungie’s leaders overstated how well the studio’s finances were to Sony, and believe Sony overpaid for the company.
Source: GameFile gamefile.news/p/bungies-deep…
Bloomberg reports that 'Destiny 3' was never in development. 'Payback' was a 'spinoff title' in Destiny, but was canceled a while back
Some new leaks on future of Destiny after this week's layoffs at Bungie:
-- Destiny 3, reportedly codenamed Payback, has been canceled
-- No major expansions for Destiny 2, future content will revolve around 'lighter' and 'smaller' content drops throughout the year instead
(via @JeffGrubb)
UPDATE: Jeff Grub has clarified that Payback was the "next Destiny" and not referred to as Destiny 3 internally teapawt.org/JeffGrubb/status/18190…
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Our Destiny 2: The Final Shape review is here (linked below):
"The Final Shape is a sentimental love letter to the social and community aspects of gaming... It’s not just the culmination of the expansions and seasons of the last 10 years, but the people we met along the way. It’s so rare for games to get to this moment and it’s practically unheard of to have it end so satisfyingly. Bungie did what seemed impossible with The Final Shape – they nailed it."
5/5
Our Destiny 2: The Final Shape review is here (linked below):
"The Final Shape is a sentimental love letter to the social and community aspects of gaming... It’s not just the culmination of the expansions and seasons of the last 10 years, but the people we met along the way. It’s so rare for games to get to this moment and it’s practically unheard of to have it end so satisfyingly. Bungie did what seemed impossible with The Final Shape – they nailed it."
5/5
Full review by @PatrickDane here: dexerto.com/destiny/destiny-…
Episode: Echoes has a launch trailer. The first Episode launches tomorrow and it's about to get a little Vex-y in here. Don't worry though, Saint-14 is ready to remind them why they feared him.
The three Episodes of Destiny Year 10 have been outlined.
Episode: Echoes - a Vex-themed season that focuses on a transformed Nesus and a new threat that has the Vex acting up. "Nessus is different now"
Episode: Revenant - A Fallen focused season which will see the return of Fikrul. Vampire-slaying is the vibe they pushed, and it's likely to get a little spooky. There will also be potion-making.
Episode: Heresy - A Hive-themed episode that will focus a lot on the Hive Pantheon, and supposedly with the fallout of the Witness's defeat. It also will see us return to the Dreadnaught!
It looks like Year 11 of Destiny will stay in Destiny 2 with something currently titled "Codename Frontiers". 👀
Since we were asked, what is your ranking for every Destiny release since D1? Here's ours:
1) The Final Shape
2) Forsaken
3) The Witch Queen
4) Beyond Light
5) Taken King
6) Rise of Iron
7) Lightfall
8) Shadowkeep
9) Destiny 2 Launch
10) Destiny 1 Launch
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This is where I lose people.
1) The Final Shape
2) Forsaken
3) The Witch Queen
4) Beyond Light
5) Taken King
6) Rise of Iron
7) Lightfall
8) Shadowkeep
9) Destiny 2 Launch
10) Destiny 1 Launch













