Bungie Apologizes For Destiny 2: The Final Shape Launch Issues
Bungie's final salvo with Destiny 2 isn't turning out too well.
Bungie's final salvo with Destiny 2 isn't turning out too well.
We know Destiny fans are determined to play this and get the ending they want.
Bungie is treading on thin ice, regardless of what Sony says in public.
In spite of everything, there's justification for everyone to jump back in to play this final salvo.
There is a real possibility that Sony has a different Destiny show or movie in production right now.
Bungie has a unique opportunity here that other popular live service games don't have.
Bungie's secrecy is enabling a lot of dire speculation.
The only reason the other shoe hasn't dropped yet is Sony hasn't decided yet.
Hopefully, whatever Bungie has planned is enough to win the players back.
Here's what the interim PlayStation CEO had to say.
It's Joever, Bungie style.
Interestingly enough, the game is being built on Unreal Engine, the same as Fortnite.
What's your game, Geoff?
Bungie has to keep a close eye on what the fans say to get Destiny 2 back on track.
It's really perplexing that Bungie would release content like this.
Bungie confirms the upcoming DLC is being pushed back.
The true "final shape" coming into play?
Observers are wondering if Bungie is being truthful.
It certainly looks like Bungie's plans for Destiny 2 are still on schedule.
Bungie development team morale is at a low.