The Only Good Thing About ‘Destiny 2’ Ending

InnovationGamingThe Only Good Thing About ‘Destiny 2’ EndingByPaul Tassi,Senior Contributor.Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. News and opinion about video games, television, movies and the internet.Follow AuthorJun 13, 2026, 09:24am EDTDestiny 2BungieDestiny 2’s final update is live and still impressing players, with it putting up over 100,000 concurrent players a night on Steam and likely triple that on console. For players, it’s a sign that it is ridiculous to abandon the franchise, as all it needs is good content, and investment in good content, to return to form. But that’s not happening. At least not now, or for a very long while, if ever. There is, however, one good thing that has come from all of this, perhaps the only thing.Destiny 2 is now complete. Or, at least, as complete as it’s ever going to be.A consistent complaint about Destiny 2 is “FOMO,” the fear of missing out as the game keeps adding and adding content, but with much of it removed or changed time. That includes its in-between expansion seasons, or in contrast, new systems progression making gear or old builds irrelevant.That’s no longer the case. You can literally buy all the content in Destiny 2 for $25 right now. Like, everything that’s left. We’re talking hundreds of dollars in releases and potentially thousands of hours of gameplay, depending on how hooked you get.It was always somewhat difficult to get friends into Destiny 2, as they’d missed the beginning and the game kept moving as they tried to catch up, but now it’s done. No more content is coming or being removed, no more mass system changes will render gear irrelevant. With this new update, almost every activity in the game is now worth playing, given their updated rewards. Even good builds are not going to be nerfed at this point with no big sandbox balancing patches coming.The Final ShapeBungiePlay Puzzles & Games on ForbesFEATURED | Frase ByForbes™Unscramble The Anagram To Reveal The PhraseP...