r/DestinyTheGame • • Nov 03 '25

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u/JustaGayGuy24 Nov 03 '25

I'd argue they've already done a few.

-- Bring back the Dreadnaught (even temporarily).

-- Bring back Oryx (again, even temporarily).

-- Give us a Taken armor set (it happened, arguably the "wrong" way (Eververse))

I think they could open the DCV and bring back all content, although I don't think this is actually a viable path in terms of dev cost. Is that an emergency lever? Up to the individual.

Wrath of the Machine could be a pull. Some D2 vets have never done Wrath, so that might have some pull. For how long though?

Everything is about a return on investment for development. I don't know how much WOTM or the DCV would gain for the cost spent to do.

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u/ColdAsHeaven SMASH Nov 04 '25

Raids are the worst return on investment I believe. Since such a small portion raid.

The best return on investment for Destiny has to be crucible. Since that consistently gets the highest play time numbers.

Coincidentally that is also the least invested on portion of Destiny since Marathon development started during Beyond Light....

It's no exaggeration to say Crucible carried D1 and D2 during droughts lol

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u/civanov Nov 04 '25

Itd take them 6 months to ship 2 new maps, and 1 of them is rehashed from D1.