Bungie confirmed on Thursday that Destiny 2's next update will be its last as the studio focuses all of its efforts on its newest game, Marathon. The problem is, with no immediate plans in Destiny's future, there almost certainly won't be enough jobs to go around once that final update is rolled out.
That's likely something many assumed when the Destiny 2 news broke this week, and is now something Bloomberg has corroborated in a follow-up report that includes some of the finer details regarding Destiny 2's future might mean for Bungie and its employees.
The report confirms that, at least as of right now, there are no plans for a Destiny 3 or anything more from the Destiny series. While that might change one day, it means that once the final update is complete, there are going to be a lot of people at Bungie who are no longer needed.
Bungie has reportedly shifted its focus to supporting Marathon, with fewer devs now working on Destiny 2.
While some will assist with the on-going development of Marathon, it sounds like most of those who were working on Destiny 2 that will be working on its replacement...
