According to Forbes magazine, Paul Tassi, a reporter familiar with Bungie issues, said the team recently Restart content Previously closed on Destiny 2 Not involved Return to regular updates For the competition.
Bungie’s surprise organizational changes in recent days, which included talk of Destiny 2’s return and the need for a transformation of Marathon, have led to speculation about a recommitment to the community-beloved sci-fi looter shooter, but that doesn’t appear to be the case.
Although the game is actually expected to resume activity significantly due to the massive amount of content being unlocked, it doesn’t seem to be planning to Invest in new upgrades Large diameter.
There will be no new content
Forbes report confirms reboot of upcoming campaigns, raids, and missions Free to everyoneeven for those who didn’t own them before, after being previously deactivated in Bungie’s “vaulting” operation.
Bungie seems to have no intention of returning to active development of Destiny 2, which means No new content is actually planned It is beyond the support required for the game to maintain reactivated elements.
Bungie offers Destiny 2 players some parting gifts as support ends
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Likewise, seasonal events are not included in this reboot, also because the weapons and other rewards unlocked in these events should already be available in the game once the intended “unlocks” are performed.
Story-related elements are the ones most likely to be fully reactivated, while it’s uncertain whether all secondary activities that may be tied to seasonal elements will actually be available again.
At the same time, we see that “Destiny 3” has not yet been developed, but players are clamoring for it. This does not mean that Bungie’s change in strategy cannot also become news in this sense.









