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Destiny 2 News
2025
May 6
- Bungie has revealed Destiny 2's comprehensive content roadmap for the coming year, kicking off with the highly anticipated Edge of Fate expansion releasing July 15. The studio shared extensive details during their recent showcase, including plans for the game's ongoing development.
- The developer announced Destiny 2 will receive two premium expansions this year, featuring surprise Star Wars-themed content. This marks a strategic shift from their traditional annual release model to bi-annual expansions, signaling a new era beginning this July with fresh narrative arcs.
May 5
- A court has rejected Bungie's dismissal request in an ongoing copyright case due to unavailable Destiny Content Vault material. Writer Matthew Martineau alleges notable similarities between his pre-existing works and Destiny 2's Red Legion faction.
- Bungie prepares for its May 6 showcase event to unveil Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate expansion details, promising insights into Year 8's roadmap following The Final Shape's conclusion.
April
- The court dismissed Bungie's unconventional defense strategy using YouTube lore explanations for vaulted content in Martineau's copyright case. The judge refused to review lengthy fan-made videos evidencing removed game elements.
- Through their weekly update, Bungie officially confirmed Edge of Fate as their next major expansion, with full details scheduled for May 6 revelation.
March
- Players unexpectedly accessed the unfinished Rite of the Nine dungeon mode prematurely during Act 2, revealing incomplete features and placeholder assets before Bungie could officially launch it.
February
- Following the Heresy update, Bungie decided to maintain a bug enabling class-exclusive Exotic Glaives to be wielded by all Guardian classes, transforming an unintended feature into permanent gameplay.
2024
October
- NetEase officially announced Destiny: Rising, a free-to-play mobile RPG shooter presenting an alternate Destiny universe timeline set during Earth's post-apocalyptic recovery period.
September
- Bungie committed to properly compensating artist Tofu Rabbit after unauthorized use of her artwork appeared on licensed Destiny 2 merchandise, demonstrating their response to community concerns.
August
- A problematic update introduced widespread username alterations, automatically modifying player Bungie Names due to an overactive moderation system error.
