Ex-Bungie Lawyer: Sony's Push for Destiny 2 is a Game Changer

Recent developments regarding Bungie's Destiny 2 suggest the studio is returning to its business-focused roots for the game. Following substantial underperformance with last year's expansion, Bungie has announced "major changes" to Destiny 2 to re-engage its player base. These changes come in light of Sony's influence, as the parent company pushes for operational improvements. Bungie is now set to release two medium-sized expansions and four major free content updates each year while also addressing complexities that discourage new players. The game will see a revamping of its user interface, making it more accessible and straightforward for newcomers.

Bungie will implement a new model, including two medium-sized expansions and four major free content updates annually, along with user interface improvements to better accommodate new players.

Destiny 2 is a popular looter shooter and MMORPG that initially launched in 2017. The game has seen several expansions over the years, including "The Final Shape," which concluded the original narrative arc. As Bungie navigates current financial challenges and personnel changes, many within the community are focusing on what this means for the game's future and its ongoing development cycle.