Bungie wants to bring Destiny 2 back to the original game's sense of mystery after The Final Shape expansion wrapped up the story.
Contents show It’s time for a weird Destiny 2 A new sense of freedom Bungie will no longer create huge expansions for Destiny 2, instead committing to smaller, more frequent chapters that get “weird”. Aiming to recapture some of the mystery felt in the original Destiny’s launch, the development studio is switching up its focus for the game’s indefinite future.
“Going forward, we want to return the mystery and wonder that was woven into the fabric of early Destiny, when the story felt ripe with possibilities and an epic sense of exploration and discovery,” said Bungie game director Tyson Green. A new sense of freedom With Bungie’s return to the original Destiny’s sense of mystery, the studio is also hoping to craft more non-linear stories.
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