This week saw the release of Destiny's 2.0.1 update ... concerns and questions about microtransactions and Iron Banner rewards, among other things. Now, Bungie has responded to some of the ...

Destiny 2, the game that learned nothing from the failures and misgivings of its predecessor. Developer Bungie has had a torrid time with the game’s post-launch. There’s been fan uproar ...

But while the split from Activision may herald a brighter future for Bungie and the Destiny franchise, it raises a lot of questions about the future of the Activision-published Destiny 2 ...

Behind-the-scenes drama at Bungie reveals tension over monetization in Destiny 2, with devs allegedly scolded and ...

In addition to continuing work on Destiny ... s also the claim “Bungie is interested in competitive play, maybe even as a spectator E-Sport”. Then there’s details about microtransactions.

In 2023, microtransactions are increasingly the norm. Bungie's Destiny 2 has plenty of microtransactions, but the developer/publisher recently added a bundle that raised hackles in the community.

Except this time, Bungie’s process ... Especially when Destiny 2’s microtransactions are getting worse with the monetization of endgame PvE content that used to be a part of the seasonal ...

I always tell people that I’ve been with Destiny ... with microtransactions. So long as it can maintain a number of players who are actively playing (and more crucially, spending), Bungie ...

Former Destiny 2 ... The leadership at Bungie also held a meeting where the staff were given a "monetization scolding," presumably for not enabling enough microtransactions. Rumors of higher ...

In what may be the roughest week in Bungie ... different from Destiny in the sense that you are not selling large expansions or “dungeon passes” or many of the kinds of microtransactions ...