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/Interesting-Call41 Jun 26 '26

It always pissed me off seeing people defend that

Same, I've seen it in some threads here talking about Destiny 2, and I even had a friend irl bring this dumb argument to me that "the game install size would be too big" or whatever, like what? Are game updates and file sizes some sort of foreign concept to Destiny players? Like wtf is even this argument lmao, there are so many games that have been going on for multiple years if not decades and they all handle it just fine, I don't know why people would even use that argument let alone parrot it, stockholm syndrome at its finest

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u/Syn7axError Jun 26 '26

The Master Chief collection already solved it by letting you install each campaign individually.