If Bungie had invested more resources into Destiny, the game would be bigger.
If Bungie had prioritized overdelivery, more players would have returned.
If Bungie had preserved its campaigns instead of vaulting content, the story would be better.
If Bungie had supported PvP with more maps, Crucible would be thriving.
If Bungie leadership had prioritized the franchise’s long-term future, Destiny 3 would already be in development.
If Sony leadership had made smarter decisions, we wouldn’t be facing what is Destiny’s final live service chapter.
Destiny deserved more.
The fans deserved more.
The developers deserved more.
But I’m not leaving.
I’ll keep playing. I’ll keep fighting for this franchise. I’ll keep advocating for Destiny’s future.
I will stay loud. I will stay committed.
Guardians make their own fate.
#WeWantDestiny3
I hope everyone has the best fucking time this week.
I hope you get Emblems in Pantheon with teammates. I hope you make wild builds with new aspects & access to old artifacts. I hope the new exotics are fire. That you get silly in SRL. That you reconnect with old friends, and that you just have fun. #LogOnJune9th
Build your Monument of Triumph.
Play new and updated content including Pantheon, Sparrow Racing League, Distortions, and new Triumph pursuits celebrating your Guardian’s journey across Destiny 2.
New challenges, abilities, and rewards arrive for all Guardians on June 9, 2026.
⚪ https://t.co/Punb9TAsCe
I also want Destiny 3.
I’ve wanted Destiny 3 for many years now.
If you want Sony to greenlight Destiny 3, a strong positive community is our best shot. Waging war on the community seems very counterproductive.