Destiny 2 Should Bring Back Sunsetted Expansions
Destiny 2 provides players with a long, detailed, and expansive story that stretches back billions of years and creates a rich world to sink their teeth into. While Destiny 2's lore covers a lengthy timeline, the story began in the first Destiny game and has since built upon its foundations with increasing care and love from Bungie. With more content on the horizon and planned through at least 2024, there seems to be no end to the tapestry that Bungie is weaving. Destiny 2 launched in 2017, detailing the saga between the forces of Light and the forces of Darkness.
Like the first game, Destiny 2 story expansions were released during successive Years, adding not only story content but additional seasonal activities, dungeons, raids, and gear for players to accrue. However, Year Four's expansion overhauled the game, causing much of the content from the first three years to be vaulted or sunset to make room for new content. The recent reveal of the upcoming Lightfall expansion revealed that no additional content would be sunset. However, nothing has been mentioned regarding past material, which should be brought back.
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One of the primary reasons that the sunsetted content for Destiny 2 should be brought back is to provide players with the exclusive story content of the game. Year One of Destiny 2 saw the release of Curse of Osiris and Warmind; Year Two overhauled the game with Forsaken; Year Three released Shadowkeep. With Shadowkeep and beyond, it was not necessary to have played the past material to understand the events; however, many of the story beats that occurred were referenced through these later expansions.
Despite containing some standalone elements, many players lack the full story
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