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Bungie says it's "not done with Destiny", aims to earn back player trust by restoring archived Destiny 2 content
Bungie has announced plans to restore archived Destiny 2 content, including campaigns, raids, and destinations, in an effort to regain player trust after layoffs and criticism. Studio heads Poria Torkan and Josh Deane acknowledged past missteps in focusing on vision over player enjoyment and stated that Destiny remains foundational to Bungie's future. The studio also provided an update on Marathon, confirming it was not intended to replace Destiny and will evolve into a deeper survival experience.
Destiny Isn’t Dead: Bungie Says New Games Are Coming And Vaulted Destiny 2 Content Will Return
Bungie has addressed fan concerns regarding Destiny 2 support and the development of Marathon, promising more stories for the Destiny franchise and plans to reintroduce vaulted content. This announcement follows significant fan backlash, but the studio aims to restore hope for the future of its games.
Bungie is 'not done with Destiny'
Bungie leadership has stated that the studio is not finished with Destiny, with plans to unvault previous campaigns, destinations, and raids. Studio Head Poria Torkan and General Manager Josh Deane also discussed the future of Marathon and the studio's commitment to new stories and games.
Bungie Restoring Destiny 2 Vaulted Content And Teases New Content
Bungie has announced plans to restore vaulted content from the first four years of Destiny 2, stating it should not have been removed. The company is also teasing new content for the popular online shooter.