Anticipating fans who have been waiting for new information about "Destiny" are now looking into Activision's investor's call/earnings report for a month, and amazingly, it has been presented.
Gathered from Activision's report are few pieces of information, as reported by Kotaku last month. It says "Destiny 2," the full-fledged sequel of the game, has been delayed up till 2017. Also written in the report is the large new expansion being innovated for "Destiny" in 2016, though there isn't really a specific release date mentioned.
These are minute details for gamers who are wanting a piece of information about the next "Destiny," which has lately been made into a series of minute, free events, a total contrast from its huge, paid DLC packs in 2015.
Gamers are a bit amazed that Destiny is still hoping for a full sequel, which denotes a level of content at least on par with what was seen in the vanilla release, which include the signature Vault of Glass Raid, four huge zones, three classes, enormous strikes and multi gamer maps. If they are calling for a sequel that costs $60 or less, avid gamers may not be there to stand for it. With that much details, gamers won't be surprised if 2017 meant Holiday 2017, which is a release date so far away.
Fans are quite happy with the unveiling of a large expansion for "Destiny" in 2016. It may not be certain on what information one can get from the DLC, and how large did it really mean. As compared to the type of content being placed out, the large expansion may mean "The Dark Below," the smallest paid downloadable content. But if you try to think conventionally, the large expansion may mean more in the vein of "The Taken King," which is an addition of $40 to the game with its new content being launched.
"Destiny," which is a first person shooter game, was first released in September 2014 for PS3, Xbox 360, PS4 and Xbox One. The game, which was developed by Bungie and published by Activision, already released three expansions - "The Dark Below," "house of Wolves" and "The Taken King."
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