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While Destiny managed to find success and usher in the age of 'live service' games, many other publishers have tried and failed to replicate that formula. While it seemed that Marvel's Avengers might have had a good shot, content exclusivity controversies, a lacking end-game and an empty post-launch roadmap meant that the game never found its feet. Now, I fear that Rocksteady is heading in the same direction with Suicide Squad.
The Witch Queen marks the latest Destiny 2 expansion, and while Bungie has shaken up its shooter with some welcome changes, it’s also regressed with some unwelcome inclusions. Here’s what you need to know about The Witch Queen after 70 hours with the game’s latest content offerings.
Forsaken content will be vaulted at some point. Updated on 10 March 2021
Last month, we spoke with Bungie general manager Justin Truman to discuss Destiny 2 s latest major update Season of the Chosen.
We start by talking about the surprise return of Exotic missions in recent weeks. These are secret quests which can be attempted alone or as part of a team, and between their challenge and unique spin on Destiny s mechanics, are up there with dungeons and raids as some of the best activities the game has to offer.
As well as this, how the community has inspired recent solo challenges and the future of live events in Destiny 2, we also discuss the approach for the Destiny Content Vault - an initiative which allows Bungie to cycle out destinations, maps and modes from the game, and also reintroduce things from Destiny s past - starting with the original Destiny s Cosmodrome area in late 2020, and the Vault of Glass raid later this year.