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PC Gamer
Rory Norris

Bungie's at a crossroads: Should Destiny 3 be a live service, just a campaign, or something else entirely?

Art of a Hunter character walking away from the camera, holding a dead Cayde-6.

Now that Destiny 2's massive final update is here, it's more or less set in stone forever. Destiny is calcified—no more FOMO, no need to re-grind gear, and the end of a seasonal treadmill.

That should make me sad, and it does, more so because it's over rather than that it's easing off the gas. I've always loved playing it, so seasonal updates were a good excuse to keep looting and shooting. But there's no avoiding that, at times, playing Destiny was a chore of Bungie's own design.

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