Destiny UPDATE: Bungie drops HUGE bombshell but it's not all bad news
DESTINY developer Bungie addresses those Crimson Days rumours, before guaranteeing new live events in the near future.
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Liam Martin
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Destiny update to replace Crimson Days
Destiny fans will be disappointed to hear that Bungie has ruled out the return of February's Crimson Days event, although a new Destiny update is coming soon.
Bungie dropped the bombshell on its blog, telling fans that the Destiny Valentine's Day event would not come to Xbox One and PS4.
But it's not all bad news, because Bungie has promised to release a big content update in the near future.
"First things first: Crimson Days will not be making a return this year," reads a Bungie blog post.
"We enjoyed adding some gunfire to your date night, but we have other plans. Instead, we’re dedicating our efforts to delivering different things for you to play."
Bungie is keeping tight-lipped about the content update, which is expected to have a spring release date.
Destiny 2 leaked screenshots
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Alleged Destiny 2 concept art features swords and shields, which suggests the sequel could move in a new direction.
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Alleged Destiny 2 concept art leak
"Last week at Bungie, we teased that you haven’t heard the last from the Live Team," the post continues.
"Their next content update is taking shape. We’re super excited to tell you about it – but not so excited that we’ll jump the gun.
"There will come a time when we’ll take a seat on our streaming set to talk about how we’ll spend the springtime together. That moment will come closer to the thaw.
"It’s rarely our policy to issue guarantees about things that are not yet certified for download.
"Given the work that is being done behind the scenes, however, we feel like we can start to call the shot."
And who knows, maybe Bungie will finally reveal Destiny 2 after the next update goes live.
Destiny developer Bungie is keeping fans waiting when it comes to the big Destiny 2 release date reveal.
Destiny 2 is expected to launch this year, but despite confirming that it is in development, Bungie hasn't revealed any major details.
And judging by a recent Bungie blog, the Destiny developer isn't ready to announce the Destiny 2 release date just yet.
In fact, Bungie said that it isn't ready for any major reveals, although new details about upcoming events and returning Destiny rituals will be announced in the weeks and months.
Destiny: Rise of Iron – the story so far from Bungie
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Destiny: Rise of Iron arrives on September 20 for Xbox One and PS4 – here's are some of the images shared by Bungie so far.
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Destiny: Rise of Iron arrives September 20
Bungie is expected to unveil Destiny 2 in 2017. The developer has even been busy hiring new staff to work on the game.
Judging by the Bungie job pages, the developer is hoping to improve on the original's lackluster storytelling.
Bungie is hiring a new Head of Narrative Development, a Narrative Director and a Live Narrative Director. And it's the latter that will intrigue fans the most.
According to the job description, the Live Narrative Director will "direct the storytelling efforts for regular, small-scale Destiny releases throughout the calendar year".
The description suggests that Bungie is planning to release a series of smaller story updates throughout the course of Destiny 2's lifecycle.
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