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Rory Norris

I'm sad, I'm angry, I'm interested: Destiny's final cutscenes are a painful end to a new saga cut short

A vertically split image, with Destiny 2's Zavala facing away on the left side, and Lodi looking puzzled on the right side.

Destiny 2's Monuments of Triumph is here, the final update for the game and potentially the last Destiny anything. Even This Week In Destiny, my weekly ritual for over a decade now, is coming to an end. To that end, Bungie has crammed in as much of a conclusion as possible, given we're actually at the start of a brand-new saga.

After the conclusion of the decade-long Light and Darkness saga in The Final Shape, Bungie kicked off the Fate saga, beginning with The Edge of Fate. It's all about the mysterious god-like entities affiliated with the planets of the Sol system who have been pulling the strings this entire time. They control time, setting up key events like dominoes.

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