Bungie has announced that they are bringing back vaulted content in Destiny 2, including campaigns, destinations, and raids, which were controversially removed six years ago. The developer acknowledges the impact of the past decision, stating that returning these experiences is a step towards a stronger long-term future for Destiny. However, restoring the content is no simple task, as it requires updating lighting, encounters, and other underlying systems to meet today’s standards.

The move comes after a mod called “Sunrise” allowed players to access some vaulted areas in Destiny 2, though not the exact campaigns and missions. Bungie’s own restoration project is seen as a first step towards new stories and games, though there is no mention of a Destiny 3 sequel. Fans are eagerly waiting to see what Bungie has in store.

Meanwhile, Bungie is also expanding the survival experience in Marathon, admitting that the game didn’t reach as many players as initially hoped. The developer is committed to evolving the game to attract more players.

Bungie’s decision to unvault and update content in Destiny 2 shows a willingness to listen to player feedback and address past mistakes. This could set a precedent for future game development, where player trust and satisfaction are prioritized.