A recent ?This Week at Bungie? blog post provides some pretty major hints about the future of Destiny 2, which Bungie plans to continue supporting for years to come. Confirmed yesterday to be coming to PS5 and Xbox One, the next-generation version of Destiny 2 could become the game?s primary platform for the next three years, at least. It also seems to rule out a potential Destiny 3 release until fall 2023 at the earliest, if we ever even see a sequel to this game at all.
The line in question was regarding the creation of new sets of armor for Destiny 2?s core playlists (those being Crucible, Strikes, and Gambit). As added flavor to that section, one bullet point said, ?We will create new sets like this each Year (e.g., Year 4, Year 5, Year 6, etc.).? Destiny 2 Year 4 is expected to kick off this fall with the start of Season 12 and a brand new expansion. That puts Year 5 starting in 2021, and Year 6 starting in 2022, concluding fall 2023.
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