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As reported by Bloomberg, Destiny 3 is not in active development. However, Guardians make their own fate, so hope isn't lost. The only thing you can do to support Bungie and the potential Destiny 3 is by logging in for Monument of Triumph and by signing the Destiny 3 petition. Destiny 2 FPS Systems OpenCritic Reviews Top Critic Avg: 84/100 Critics Rec: 88% Released August 28, 2017 ESRB T For TEEN fo
Here's When Destiny 2's Final Content Update DropsSadly, yes, Destiny 2 Monument of Triumph will be the last content update. This means that Destiny 2 has ended live-service support, so don't expect changes to the meta. There will be no more additional weapons/gear, expansions, or seasonal events. Destiny 2 will essentially be frozen in a legacy state like the original Destiny.
Here's When Destiny 2's Final Content Update DropsNo, Destiny 2 is not shutting down with Monument of Triumph. The update is the last content update, but there will still be occasional bug fixes and maintenance required to keep the game running. You will still be able to play Destiny 2 for years to come.
Here's When Destiny 2's Final Content Update Drops… Specifically, he stated that Destiny 3 was not canceled because it was never in development in the first place. If that's true—and Schreier's batting average suggests that it is—then Destiny 3 wasn't even in development less than two years ago. …
… That step is the development of Destiny 3." They believe the development and eventual release of Destiny 3 would expand the horizons of its universe with new adventures, fresh storylines, and new gameplay features, asking for other fans of the franchise to add their signature to the petition. …
… Bungie Is Reportedly Moving Away From Destiny 2, But Destiny 3 Is Not Its Next Step In its official announcement, Bungie described Monument of Triumph as a sendoff for Destiny 2 and a starting point for what comes next for the studio—which it says involves "incubating our next games." The update wi… …
… Destiny 2: Monument of Triumph brings an end to active development of Destiny 2 as a final update. As shown in the Bungie.net blog post, " Destiny 2: Every End is a New Beginning ", the last content update will be released on Tuesday, June 9, 2026 . …
… You may not be into Pokemon , but this is just one example of how game development works, and most likely what happened within Bungie at first. Marathon didn't take development time away from Destiny 2 ; it was Bungie's higher-ups who mismanaged both games' development. …
… On May 21, developer Bungie stated that June 9 would see Destiny 2 's final major update go live on all supported platforms. Although Destiny 2 will still be playable for the foreseeable future, the last content update would signal the end of Bungie's active development for Destiny 2 . …
… Destiny 2 fans rallied after the announcement and flooded the game's servers in an attempt to convince Bungie and parent company Sony to reverse course by either continuing Destiny 2 development or making Destiny 3 , but these efforts appear to have been in vain. …
… Monument of Triumph is available to all players, brings back and refreshes several parts of the game, and is meant to leave Destiny 2 in a better place for anyone who wants to return after active development ends. …
… However, the move caused Destiny 2 players to blame Marathon as one of the main reasons for Destiny 2 's fate. While Destiny 2 will no longer receive major content patches, Bungie stated that the game's servers will remain online. …
… It's hard to understand exactly what that legacy is right now, as it would imply a future, and the fate of the Destiny IP, new Destiny games , and Bungie itself seems to hang on a thread. …
