Bungie Announces Plans To Restore Vaulted Destiny 2 Content And Substantial Reworks To Marathon

The useful part

It's been a few months since Bungie ceased active development of Destiny 2, bringing the game's nine-year lifecycle to an abrupt end and angering many players in the process. Bungie has heard and responded to this outcry by obliging one of the biggest fan requests for Destiny 2. The studio is also sharing plans to evolve its well-received but tepidly performing extraction shooter, Marathon.

How it works

• We know that trust must be earned through the quality of our games, the decisions we make, and how consistently we show up for our players.
• In a developer video and studio blog post, Bungie studio heads Poria Torkan and Josh Deane acknowledge the fanbase's resentment and plans to earn back player trust.
• Bungie has been creating games for over 30 years and we have welcomed the communities that have formed around them.
• Over the last few years, we lost sight of that, and there have been real consequences.
• We lost trust, we lost incredible colleagues, and we lost sight of what we should be prioritizing most, our players.

What to take from it

To this end, Bungie plans to restore Destiny 2 content archived in the game's digital Vault. This means vaulted campaigns, destinations, and raids will become available for all players again.

Details worth keeping

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