Bungie has given Destiny 2 one last surprise as a farewell gift and revealed its limited support plans for the game.<\/p>\n
The official X \/ Twitter page for Destiny 2 news and updates dropped a code for a new item: an emblem of the Destiny logo. Players can redeem it on Bungie’s website and equip it in-game. It’s not much, but it is a nice parting gift from Bungie. <\/p>\n
\nAvailable to all players, redeemed on Bungienet.<\/p>\n
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Additionally, Bungie communications manager Dylan Gafner confirmed the team will continue to take Destiny 2 offline periodically for server maintenance and if an urgent situation calls for it, and they will be ready to fix major issues such as game crashes. Gafner added that Bungie will attempt to release fixes if it gets the opportunity. Beyond that, don’t expect any notable updates for the game.<\/p>\n
Last month, Bungie officially released the last update for Destiny 2. It was bittersweet, especially since all signs suggest Destiny 2 wasn’t really meant to end yet. However, the move was made after the game failed to sustain the engagment needed to keep going and Bungie felt that supporting Marathon, its latest title, was a better investment. As a result, hundreds of Bungie employees were laid off, as their roles on Destiny were made redundant.<\/p>\n
Some fans are hopeful that Bungie will continue with the Destiny universe, but it seems increasingly unlikely at this point. Reports indicate that Destiny 3 is not in the works, given the high-investment needed to make it. The focus, at least for now, is on extraction shooter Marathon.<\/p>\n
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