It’s been a rough few months for Bungie, after Destiny 2 launched to high acclaim, but players found the experience quickly soured once they reached the endgame grind. The release of the first DLC expansion, Curse of Osiris, was overshadowed by numerous player complaints from longtime fans that were unahppy with the direction that Bungie had decided to go with this game. Back in November, they released a State of the Game update that talked about what was and wasn’t working, and where they wanted to take things in the future.
After more player issues through the holidays, Bungie opened 2018 with another big developer update of where the team was headed. They made a decision to focus less on microtransactions, and more on making the endgame a fun experience for players to come back to and play on repeat. The most recent update made good on some of the those promises, with a promise for more big Destiny 2 updates in February. Today Bungie took some time to release another Destiny 2 roadmap, detailing developer updates through May. It looks like Bungie is targeting releasing one major update each month (with other minor updates as necessary to fix unexpected issues), and Destiny 2 is set to get a whole lot better before the as yet unnamed Expansion II releases in May (we can assume, based on the timeline). The image above may be hard to read, so you can click to enlarge the image below and get the full list of details.

For the February update, we’ll be seei...