Bungie is preparing to return previously vaulted content to Destiny 2, though a recent report indicates that not all removed elements will be reinstated. The developer initially removed content, including the original campaign and the Forsaken expansion, citing concerns that the game had become too large and unwieldy for new players.
This decision led to significant backlash from longtime players who had paid for the content and wished to revisit it. The upcoming unvaulting is seen as a response to these player concerns and follows recent job losses at Bungie, as well as the end of Destiny 2's live-service updates. The move also comes amid continued player apathy towards Bungie's new title, Marathon, which has fueled calls for a potential Destiny 3.
Players should expect the returned content to be available free of charge. This approach aligns with the fact that many players have already purchased this content or experienced it during Destiny 2's free-to-play era. Bungie has stated that its priority is to restore campaigns, destinations, and raids that were removed.
However, the report suggests that Destiny 2's extensive library of over 25 seasons will not be unvaulted. Seasonal content was typically designed as temporary and not subject to the same