Overview
- Bungie confirmed that active development of Destiny 2 will end and that Monument of Triumph, arriving June 9, will be the game's last new content drop.
- Monument of Triumph reintroduces the Director, gives patrol destinations tiered loot, adds hourly 'Distortions' events, revives Sparrow Racing League, and refreshes dozens of weapons and loot pools.
- Bungie says Destiny 2 servers will stay online indefinitely and that its operations team is prepared for a large player influx on June 9.
- Players have launched petitions and planned online rallies calling for a Destiny 3 or continued support, with fan petitions topping the hundreds of thousands of signatures.
- Reporting based on unnamed sources says Bungie is reallocating some Destiny 2 staff to Marathon and that layoffs are expected, a shift tied to business pressures and the decision not to greenlight a Destiny 3.