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No word of a threequel yet. Active development seems unlikely at best. I was there when the first trailers for Destiny 2 dropped, and as a big fan of the original, I was really excited to see where the franchise was going next. Now, when it came to their monetization model, I wasn't exactly a big supporter. The concept of having to drop $40 every few months was far from ideal, but I was still glad to have some additional content, at least until a third game launched. The gap between the first two games was only three years, and after that, the sequel received a steady stream of DLC that c

As a side effect of the Vaulting process, the new player experience and onboarding for Destiny 2 became one of the worst for any live-service game, ever, and no real effort was made to address this issue, with onboarding mostly pushed onto players and external sources to bridge the gap. Starting Destiny 2 as a new player is confusing right from the jump. Where the original story and experience would have slowly introduced the player into new gameplay mechanics and concepts, and built the player's understanding of the world, characters, and story through multiple missions and cutscenes, most of