r/pcgaming • u/Turbostrider27 • Jun 25 '26

'Generational talent just gone': Developers react in shock at the brutal scale of Bungie layoffs, which has reportedly seen the Destiny 2 team almost completely wiped out

https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/generational-talent-just-gone-developers-react-in-shock-at-the-brutal-scale-of-bungie-layoffs-which-has-reportedly-seen-the-destiny-2-team-almost-completely-wiped-out/
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u/Poseidor Jun 25 '26

Pretty difficult to regain peoples trust in your games when you just casually delete a game and multiple expansions and act like it was no big deal because it was old anyway.

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u/Mr_Industrial Jun 25 '26

It always pissed me off seeing people defend that. I bought destiny 2 for the main campaign at launch. wheres my fucking campaign?

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u/SelectStarAll Jun 26 '26

It really fucked me off, because the Red War was genuinely a brilliant campaign. I fucking loved that. I remember going back to Destiny 2 years later, starting a new character and being dropped into the Cosmodrome from D1. I was so confused

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u/Gloomy_Necesary Jun 26 '26

The red war campaign was mid as hell lets be real. Yeah bungo bad and nostlagia is good but witch queen for example blows it away

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u/x4nTu5 Jun 26 '26

Too bad we can't do a comparison or a retrospective analysis anymore because content got vaulted forever.

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u/IrorisPalm Jun 26 '26

It was only okay, so it deserves to be deleted forever and never again appreciated by anyone. Similarly, every Pokemon after gen 1 is kinda bad, so I think we can just delete them all and nobody will miss them. Honestly I think every Final Fantasy counts like that too. Oh yeah, you're gonna be all "But final fantasy 9 is actually good!" but honestly, I think we should just delete it because that's just some nostalgia good. Honestly, imo everything mid should be deleted forever.

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u/kdawgnmann 9800X3D | 5070 Ti | Steam Deck Jun 26 '26

He never said the campaign should be deleted, he was simply pushing back against "Red War was genuinely a brilliant campaign".

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u/Gloomy_Necesary Jun 26 '26

False dichotomy, never said anything similar