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Bungie is freeing vaulted Destiny 2 campaigns after Marathon "did not reach as many players as we had hoped"
Eurogamer.net • • general
Key Points:
- Bungie's new leadership acknowledges past missteps, including losing player trust and talented staff, and is committed to rebuilding the studio's relationship with its community.
- Despite recent layoffs and the lackluster performance of the Marathon reboot, Bungie emphasizes that Destiny remains central to its future plans, with more stories and worlds to develop.
- The studio plans to reintroduce older Destiny 2 campaigns, locations, and raids by "un-vaulting" them, making this content accessible to all players after necessary updates to meet current gameplay standards.
- Bungie admits fans may be skeptical of their promises but insists they are dedicated to improving both Destiny 2 and Marathon, even though no new games are currently announced.
