A good example is the return of the Vault of Glass raid, and fan speculation that the King’s Fall raid will return soon. The silver lining is seeing the effort put in to keep a rotation that revives and updates old content. It might not be ideal for everyone to see paid content like the Forsaken expansion removed, but since the introduction of the vault it has been inevitable that Forsaken would see its time to go. Reducing the content Destiny 2 has to worry about as it develops future content should help keep the game healthy. Players have excelled at breaking out of map boundaries, and the exotic fusion rifle Telesto continues to be a source of bugs. Destiny 2 can be a fun game, but it isn’t a stranger to bugs and glitches. In some ways vaulting Forsaken doesn't make sense, but from a technical standpoint it may help maintain the quality of Destiny 2.įorsaken includes a lot of content, and while the Last Wish raid and Dreaming City will remain available, removing the story of Forsaken and the Tangled Shore could pose problems down the line. It has major lore for Uldren Sov and Crow, is where Cayde-6 was killed, and brings the Scorn to the forefront. This expansion, in many ways, set up Destiny 2 to go where it is now. The most notable part of the Destiny 2 experience leaving will be the Forsaken expansion. RELATED: Destiny 2 Player Shares Inconsistencies With Cayde, the Community's Response is Brilliant The vault has made these things more manageable, and with how much Savathun's Hive looks to be bringing in The Witch Queen, it makes sense that Destiny 2 wants to go into Year 5 with less clutter. With Destiny 2 being a live-service game, it’s in a constant state of evolution, but the large stories presented to players often bring entirely new locations, unique enemies, and a whole lot of assets that developers have to worry about. While the vault has been a contentious topic among fans, it has a clear goal: making space for new content while keeping relevant pieces in the game.
In preparation for all of this coming together, it was announced that some classic pieces of Destiny 2 content will be joining the Destiny Content Vault. The current Season of the Lost storyline, Savathun’s deceptions, and the ever-evolving relationships of characters have built up what players should expect to see. Destiny 2 has been preparing for The Witch Queen expansion that releases in February 2022.
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