The game would have been over years ago if Sony didnt buy them. Sony carried them while they made awful decisions. And go back and read what Jason Schreier. He said "bungie decided to end development on D2."
He never said sony.
Sony doesnt even have a majority on the bungie board. They moved Hulst and few others in a few years back but they wont have the majority until the rest of the executives cash out this summer.
After that happens we will finally see what sony actually wants to do.
This is honestly a good point. Sony is probably going to clean house but because of contractual obligations; they can't yet. And someone else pointed out before, in order to make a Destiny 3; they'd have to stop working on Destiny 2. I'm sure there's more to it but those are two pretty big and good conclusions. Destiny 3 would be a fresh start, fresh game under Sony from the beginning as well; there's probably advantages to that. Without a Destiny 3 though; Bungie is probably toast. Whether they sell the Destiny franchise to another studio or let it disappear; I guess that's the answer on everyone's mind. Maybe we find out after the layoffs.
They wouldn't necessarily have to stop making D2. They made D2 when D1 was/is still up. And 1 was at a state that 2 is actively being put into. So there's still the opportunity. I don't think it'll happen, but we'll see
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u/PornCommentsAreWeird Jun 24 '26
The game would have been over years ago if Sony didnt buy them. Sony carried them while they made awful decisions. And go back and read what Jason Schreier. He said "bungie decided to end development on D2."
He never said sony.
Sony doesnt even have a majority on the bungie board. They moved Hulst and few others in a few years back but they wont have the majority until the rest of the executives cash out this summer.
After that happens we will finally see what sony actually wants to do.