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Destiny 2 News

2025

May 6

• Bungie has revealed the annual content roadmap for Destiny 2, kicking off with the highly anticipated Edge of Fate expansion launching July 15. The full expansion details were shared during a recent presentation, along with additional content plans for the game's ongoing development.
• In a strategic shift, Bungie announced Destiny 2 will receive two paid expansions this year, including a special Star Wars-themed release. This marks a departure from the traditional annual expansion model, transitioning to biannual medium-sized content drops as part of a new multi-year narrative arc beginning in July.

May 5

• Bungie faces legal hurdles as a court denied their motion to dismiss a copyright lawsuit regarding vaulted content. Writer Matthew Kelsey Martineau claims similarities between his published works and Destiny 2's Red Legion faction, with the court requiring access to currently unavailable game content for proper evaluation.
• The studio announced a major reveal event for May 6 to showcase full details about The Edge of Fate expansion, offering players their first look at Destiny 2's eighth year following The Final Shape.

April

• A judge rejected Bungie's attempt to use community-created lore videos as legal evidence in an ongoing copyright case, emphasizing the challenges of preserving content in live-service games where major story elements become inaccessible.
• The This Week in Destiny update on April 17 officially confirmed The Edge of Fate as the title for the next major content release, with a comprehensive reveal scheduled for May 6, 2025.

March

• Players discovered the premature release of the Rite of the Nine dungeon mode, which appeared in an incomplete state during Act 2 rather than its intended Act 3 launch. The unfinished mode currently lacks proper implementation and functionality.

February

• Following the Heresy update, an unexpected bug allowed universal access to previously class-locked Exotic Glaives. Bungie chose to maintain this unintended feature, making the expanded weapon availability permanent for all character classes.

2024

October

• NetEase Games officially announced Destiny: Rising, a free-to-play mobile RPG shooter set in an alternate Destiny timeline. The game presents a fresh take on the universe while retaining signature elements for veteran players.

September

• Bungie addressed concerns regarding unauthorized use of fan art on licensed merchandise, committing to properly credit and compensate the original artist following public acknowledgement of the oversight.

August

• A technical issue temporarily replaced many player names with generic "Guardian" identifiers due to an error in the name moderation system, which Bungie subsequently addressed.