The Destiny Content Vault will allow Bungie to cycle out older content in Destiny 2 that isn't being played much by fans, while also bringing back old-school content that was popular in the original Destiny.įurthermore, the next-generation versions of Destiny 2 will be available in 20. Not only will the story expansions add considerable new content to Destiny 2, but Bungie is also planning on bringing back classic Destiny 1 content through what it's calling the Destiny Content Vault. It's unlikely that more information on Destiny 2: The Witch Queen will come until next year, especially since the next expansion, Destiny 2: Beyond Light, hasn't even launched yet.Ĭome 20, the landscape of Destiny 2 will be changed considerably. But fans shouldn't expect more specific details any time soon.
They're usually fairly significant, and add considerably more content than the seasonal events.
Typically, Destiny 2 expansions add new story missions, Strikes, and multiplayer maps. RELATED: Destiny 2 Launching New Prophecy Dungeon Later Today, Free for All Players Specific details about what these new Destiny 2 expansions will entail are unavailable at the time of this writing, but past expansion could give fans a pretty good idea. Fans should note that these are working titles, and it's possible that Bungie will end up changing the names come launch. However, Bungie had a lot more surprises in store for fans of its looter-shooter series, confirming the titles of the next two major story expansions, which are planned to release in 20.ĭuring the livestream, Bungie confirmed that the 2021 expansion for Destiny 2 is entitled The Witch Queen, whereas the 2022 expansion is currently called Lightfall. Bungie's big Destiny 2 livestream, The Next Chapter, was only really only expected to showcase the new big fall expansion, now confirmed to be titled Beyond Light, as well as Season 11.
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