Destiny 2 has long struggled with its MMO format. Massive file sizes, low player count, and mechanical obsolescence saw the title shutter plenty of early activities, including entire campaigns players paid money for. Just one of many reasons for the game's slowed development, and the awkward situation it finds itself in.
Despite the ill tidings, Bungie has taken the uproarious community support to heart, starting an initiative to not only develop further on the setting of Destiny, but unvault dozens of hours of content previously locked off. Between these returning gems, Bungie is also hinting at Destiny's future with reimagined Destiny 1 content and mysterious upcoming plans.
A Marathon, Not a Sprint
Bungie hasn't been shy about the effort it will take to bring back this content, but their clarity is refreshing after years of the studio being a bit wishy-washy about actually relaying to players what was happening behind the scenes. Bungie aims to unvault content in groups, starting with an initial set free for all players targeting previous campaign content that was removed from circulation.
This includes not only the story missions from Red War, Curse of Osiris, Warmind, and the critically acclaimed Forsaken, but also the...
