Destiny 2 unvaulting to return campaigns, raids and destinations reportedly free to all
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Eurogamer reports Bungie is working on 'unvaulting' Destiny 2 campaigns, raids and destinations. According to a Forbes report by Paul Tassi, the returning additions are reportedly going to be free for all players, including those who did not originally own them. Tassi reportedly also said the live-service seasons that ran alongside those pieces of content will not return. Eurogamer notes Bungie previously announced the end of Destiny 2 development and laid off almost the game's entire team, and the developer offered few specifics about the unvaulting.
- What happened: Eurogamer reports Bungie is unvaulting Destiny 2 campaigns, raids and destinations, and Forbes reporter Paul Tassi says the returning additions will be free for everyone, including players who did not previously own them.
- Why it matters: Paul Tassi reportedly states that the live-service seasons that accompanied those campaigns, raids and destinations are not coming back, per the Forbes reporting cited by Eurogamer.
- Context: Eurogamer reports Bungie announced the end of Destiny 2 development and laid off almost the game's entire team; the developer reportedly offered few specifics about the unvaulting and much of the content had already been made free-to-play before removal.
- What next: Eurogamer indicates details such as timing, exact items to be unvaulted, and platform or regional rollout have not been specified; those specifics are not yet confirmed.
What changed
- Eurogamer reports Bungie said it is unvaulting Destiny 2 campaigns, raids and destinations that had been removed from the game.
- Forbes reporter Paul Tassi is cited by Eurogamer as saying those returning additions will be free for everyone, including players who did not originally own them.
Limits
- Eurogamer reports that, according to the Forbes reporting, the live-service seasons that originally ran alongside those pieces of content will not return.
- Eurogamer notes Bungie offered few specifics about the unvaulting; timing, exact scope, platforms, and rollout details are not specified in the cited reporting.
- Eurogamer reports Bungie previously announced the end of Destiny 2 development and laid off almost the game's entire team.