Destiny's Future: Legacy Content Over Sequel
Players won't see a Destiny 3 reveal anytime soon, but the return of legacy content could bring back beloved campaigns and keep Destiny 2 fresh for years to come.
Players won't see a Destiny 3 reveal anytime soon, but the return of legacy content could bring back beloved campaigns and keep Destiny 2 fresh for years to come.
Key points - Bungie confirms no Destiny 3 announcement at The Game Awards this year. - Studio is working to unvault Destiny 2 content like Red War and Forsaken campaigns. - Pre-production lasts until roughly January/February, followed by 12 months of full production. - A yet-to-be-revealed studio will assist with the legacy content revival. - Bungie teases a mystery third project alongside Destiny and Marathon.
Timeline - June: Bungie secured initial greenlight to begin scoping the work. - January/February: Pre-production proof-of-work stage expected to last until then. - February: New progress bar and more information to be revealed. - After pre-production: Full production expected to take about 12 months.
FAQ
Q: Will Destiny 3 be announced at The Game Awards? A: No, Bungie has explicitly stated not to expect a Destiny announcement at The Game Awards this year.
Q: When will the unvaulted Destiny 2 content be released? A: Pre-production lasts until roughly January/February, then full production is expected to take about 12 months, so it won't be out for quite a while.
Q: What is Destiny Legacy? A: Bungie describes Destiny Legacy as 'the whole experience' that needs to be served to where players are today, with more details coming next year.
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