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I'm still in the denial stage. No matter what happens over the next few months, I don't think that will change. #SaveDestiny #WeWantDestiny #WeWantDestiny3

Just announce something Destiny! It will help both games. I am sure Marathon's player count will go back up once players realize it won't negatively affect Destiny. Eventually Destiny 2's player count will fall back down once there isn't anything to do.

We need anything Destiny... #SaveDestiny #WeWantDestiny #WeWantDestiny3

We are legit about to get the biggest PlayStation State of Play ever. Not only is it 60+ minutes, but also they announced it 2 weeks ahead of time, are streaming it in select theatres and have a countdown to it live on the PlayStation website?? This is about to be an all-timer.

Guardians make their own fate

Do not go gentle into that good night

@summergamefest Destiny 3

Hopium for __________ getting announced this week.

@PaulTassi Are you're loving every bit of it

Entire timeline is Destiny copium and terrible Backrooms theories

@actor_morla The GOAT

My Guardians… my acolytes… my friends. Aiat. 💚

@PaulTassi How uncharacteristic of you Paul, are you feeling okay? Took June 9th off from work. Let's GOOOOOO #WeWantDestiny #WeWantDestiny3

I will admit I don’t know everything, so who knows. So just show up June 9 and for a while after, I guess? Can’t hurt

@PaulTassi As she should

Just saying, Xbox’s Asha Sharma would greenlight Destiny 3 with a Twitter poll

Sony, this is your chance to realize how many people want to play Destiny... when its good. Let the devs be great and you'd have a crazy player count! The people have spoken! #WeWantDestiny

Good god if this isn't me, I don't know what is. facebook.com/share/r/1cxfPU…

Even though projects aren't getting greenlit, Destiny is surely still being internally discussed a lot. You don't buy Bungie for $3.6B and think you will recoup any long-term investment without involving the Destiny IP. The question is just when and how much. #WeWantDestiny

I still refuse to believe we are getting full-stop end of Destiny 2 support. Yeah, we aren't getting expansions or seasons anymore, but why can't we still get the same old Dawning, Guardian Games occasionally, and a few new weapons or something every few months? #WeWantDestiny

@thundrea_ Destiny

What video game has the best soundtrack in your opinion? 🎮

I would think if you just rebranded, you would have to make it worth it. Would have to do something big, like bring back Red War and Forsaken. Would it be worth that investment? And then again, are you charging for all of this? If not, how do you make money? It seems complicated.

Would you need to include the old campaigns? Would you need to add all content from Destiny 1? If you did, would you charge for this rebranded Destiny? Or if you didn't, are you still relying solely on microtransactions and expansions? It would need to be worth it.

It's interesting hearing the different directions Sony/Bungie were considering taking Destiny, including an Infinity reboot. I think it's a lot more complicated than that. The interest seems there, if ever so slightly. I think it comes down to what exactly would need to be done?

@Pirat_Nation Outsourcing can actually usually save money and having the bones of an existing game can definitely make the process easier. It's becoming increasingly more common for studios to outsource remasters, so it's definitely not out of the range of possibilities.

Former Bungie executive Mark Noseworthy shared his thoughts on speculation about a possible Destiny 1 remaster. He stopped short of confirming anything, saying: “I’m not going to comment on a certain remaster, but I’ll share some general reflections that I believe apply when executives and teams consider the merits of remasters from a business perspective.” According to Noseworthy, the decision comes down to key questions: How much would it actually cost to make? What other projects would the studio have to put on hold? Would enough players buy it to make the investment worthwhile? He noted that studios have limited people and resources, and outsourcing isn’t a simple fix for large, complex projects. Noseworthy knows that remasters can succeed like Resident Evil, but said opportunity cost is a major factor To be clear, he didn’t confirm a Destiny 1 remaster, he was simply explaining how studios evaluate such projects.