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The Latest Breaking News from Destiny

Destiny 2 players are processing their grief by posting their most embarrassing self-owns, and I've never felt more seen

This is Destiny, to me.

PC Gamer

"I wish these huge corporations would stop ruining things people love" — Destiny 2 fans rally with petition and call for everyone to log on June 9

Destiny 2 fans fight ending updates with a massive Change.org petition and a June 9 global log-in protest.

Windows Central

Shock, tears, and relief: How Destiny 2's most popular creators reacted to the end of the legendary shooter

"I thought I would be ready to hear something like this, but I guess I'm just not," said popular streamer Datto.

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Former Bungie dev says 'you'd be surprised how many times' expansions were pitched for a fan-favorite Destiny archvillain who's now left hanging

Xivu Arath, we hardly knew ye.

PC Gamer

Is Destiny 2 dead? Why did Destiny 2 die

In this universe, "dead" is kind of relative.

Destructoid

As someone who was all-in on Destiny from day one, I'm gutted to see where we are now

Opinion | I don't think I'm ready to say goodbye

GamesRadar

Destiny developers reflect on the end of an era: 'We all worked so hard to maintain the quality bar under unrealistic constraints'

"I logged in to the Tower and found a horde of guardians kneeling by Zavala, others saluting. It was like that from server to server."

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Marathon Steam reviews take a hit as Destiny 2 fans react to news of the MMO ending updates after nearly 9 years: "Destiny died for this"

This is obviously going to help matters

GamesRadar

Bungie’s future after Destiny is layoffs and no Destiny 3, says report

We can't catch a break.

Destructoid

Destiny 2 ends its live-service era: Here's what this mean for players as Bungie confirms final major update

Bungie has announced the end of Destiny 2's active development, canceling all future expansions and moving the game to maintenance mode after a final update on June 9th. This decision comes after a significant content drought and a shift in developer focus towards the struggling extraction shooter, Marathon.

The Economic Times

Destiny 2 to receive its final content update, featuring new abilities, SRL, and Pantheon 2.0

The end of an era.

Dot Esports

Destiny 2 is dead: "active development" ends next month after one final update, but Bungie says the MMO will still be "playable"

The Final Shape will remain final

GamesRadar

Struggling Witcher spinoff brings acclaimed Destiny 2 narrative veteran onboard as new lead writer

Kwan Perng was the narrative lead on The Final Shape, arguably Destiny 2's best expansion.

PC Gamer

Habitual Destiny 2 players are feeling lost amid latest drought and Bungie’s Marathon focus

Is it time for Destiny 3?

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A PvE-only mode is coming to Marathon as Bungie lays out plans for seasons 3, 4 and 5

"We want to evolve Marathon as a whole."

GamesRadar

The Destiny gacha game is cutting the gacha garbage because "wolves do not beg for scraps, and they certainly do not 'pull' for what should be theirs"

Whales, however, may still pull

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Destiny's Child member reveals truth of Terrence Howard 'romance' after Beyonce claim

Terrence Howard recently claimed he started "talking to" a different member of Destiny's Child after turning down the chance to date Beyonce, but a former member of the group sees things differently.

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Terrence Howard claims he turned down the chance to date pop megastar

Terrence Howard has claimed he chose a different member of Destiny's Child to date.

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Windows Central

Bungie's Marathon won't copy Destiny 2 and its terrible content vaulting, so we can all breathe a sigh of relief — "it doesn't matter when you join"

Content vaulting is widely hated in Destiny 2, so with Marathon, Bungie wants to make sure its content is "evergreen" and won't go away in the future.

PC Gamer

Bungie has learned its lesson about vaulting content in Destiny 2 and won't be so cruel with Marathon: 'It doesn't matter when you join'

One for you loreheads.

The Times of India

“A class traitor”: HasanAbi faces backlash after heated exchange with Nick Fuentes following Twitch ban

Political streamer HasanAbi faced online backlash after a heated social media exchange with far-right activist Nick Fuentes following his seventh ban from Twitch. The clash featured personal insults and ideological accusations, drawing criticism from users and fellow streamer Destiny, who questioned HasanAbi’s credibility and motives amid the escalating controversy.

GamesRadar

"It took Anthem a very long time to admit to itself that it was a looter shooter," BioWare veteran says, which is why it was taking lessons from Diablo instead of Destiny

"From a design perspective, the number one touch point for Anthem was actually Diablo"

Windows Central

A Destiny-style raid has come to Halo Infinite, and it left me speechless — it's so awesome that fans want Bungie to hire the creator

An exceptionally talented Halo Infinite Forge user has made a Destiny-style raid called Shard of Ascension with the mode.

GamesRadar

Destiny 2 game director says "we don't want to be a dead live game" as Renegades arrives at a low for the MMO, admits "relatively few [new] people come" in and Edge of Fate pivot "didn't work"

Tyson Green weighs in on the state of Destiny 2

GamesRadar

Bungie and Star Wars owner hashed out the tone of new Destiny 2 expansion Renegades together, realized it can't "feel like a side quest": "What’s the bad version of this?"

This isn't Fortnite, that's for sure

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