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On Tuesday, Bungie had a second Edge of Fate reveal stream<\/a>, Destiny 2\u2019s new, smaller expansion that comes out in two weeks. It was more informative than week one, which was mostly a retread of old information, whereas this time we focused more on the expansion itself and its Kepler location, and the fundamental \u201cloop\u201d Destiny is meant to have going forward with its new Portal system.<\/p>\n The presentation was better, certainly, but now we can debate the nature of what was shown, and the general sense I\u2019m seeing is that the audience is still not exactly giving all this a standing ovation. Few seem to be excited about what\u2019s coming, and those that are may be the biggest of superfans, a group that Bungie takes for granted as they try to instead get lapsed players to return or welcome new ones to Destiny 2 after 11 years now. A tall order, and so far, Edge of Fate and the Frontiers era does not seem like it\u2019s going to do that.<\/p>\n Destiny 2<\/p>\n Bungie<\/p>\n So, Kepler and The Edge of Fate:<\/p>\n Destiny 2<\/p>\n Bungie<\/p>\n Now, The Portal:<\/p>\n I\u2019m glad Bungie showed more this time around, but I don\u2019t think what we learned is all that reassuring and in some ways, confirmed some fears about what\u2019s coming with the expansion and in this new Frontiers era. Or rather the lack of what\u2019s coming. It\u2019s going to be a tough sell, I fear.<\/p>\n Play Puzzles & Games on Forbes<\/p>\n Follow me <\/strong>on Twitter<\/strong><\/a>, <\/strong>YouTube<\/strong><\/a>,<\/strong><\/a> Bluesky <\/strong><\/a>and <\/strong>Instagram<\/strong><\/a>.<\/strong><\/p>\n Pick up my sci-fi novels the <\/strong>Herokiller series<\/strong><\/a> and <\/strong>The Earthborn Trilogy<\/strong><\/a>.<\/p>\n\n
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