Destiny 2 developers want to bring back all content — fans believe Destiny 3 and a remaster of the first game are in the works
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
The developers want to regain not only the content, but also the players' trust.
Bungie drew their conclusions and, after many years, decided to start bringing back content to Destiny 2 that was previously removed from the game. A recent studio blog post dedicated to future plans gave hope to fans.
Head of Product Josh Deane reaffirmed that the developers acknowledge removing content as a mistake that compromised the integrity of Destiny 2 and eroded community trust:
Archiving critical Destiny 2 content, even when driven by real technical challenges, was a moment that fractured our experience and broke community trust. And strategically, as we prepare a new future for Destiny, we need to keep delighting you all with meaningful updates to our universe.
First, the creators of Destiny 2 want to bring back the Red War, Forsaken, Curse of Osiris, and Warmind campaigns, as well as the strikes and raid content tied to these DLCs. Next, the developers will move on to destination locations, seasonal activities (Seasons 9–23), and PvP maps. In addition, they plan to bring back story missions, a Gambit map, and seasonal hubs.
In February, they will share details about Destiny 2 “Celebration”, and information about Destiny “Legacy” will also appear in February (players suspect this refers to a remaster of the first game).
In addition, a third secret project is in development, described with the words “We’re back”. There is speculation that Bungie is laying plans for a new game.
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