Destiny 2 Fans Are Very Disappointed After Playing More Than 10 Thousand Hours
Destiny 2 fans – Destiny 2 was first released in 2017 and generally received a positive response from players. Many feel that the sequel game has succeeded in fixing various shortcomings of the first game, as well as presenting new ideas that make the playing experience even more exciting.
Even though the journey was not always smooth, the multiplayer game was able to survive for almost 10 years and build a very solid community. The players actively share opinions and input on various forums and social media. However, no matter how fanatical the fans are, there is still a limit to patience that cannot be crossed.
A Destiny 2 fan who feels very disappointed, but the playing time is more than 10 thousand hours
Recently, an interesting story emerged from a loyal Destiny 2 player named ArkaneArdvark78. The player, who has spent more than 10 thousand hours playing Bungie’s game, wrote a negative review on Steam and openly expressed his tiredness about the condition of his favorite game.
In his review, ArkaneArdvark78 criticized the Edge of Fate expansion for bringing major changes to the gameplay. According to him, the DLC made the armor and weapons he had previously painstakingly collected over the years no longer relevant. He also added that Bungie is now increasingly distant from the player community, which he sees as a red flag.
The review was first written in September 2025, when the total play time reached 10,098 hours. However, what is interesting is that up to now that number has actually increased to 10,256 hours. This means that even though he stated he was disappointed and wanted to quit, in reality he still spent around 157 more hours on Destiny 2 in the last few months.

The Future of Destiny 2 Is Starting to Near the End

ArkaneArdvark78’s review sparked heated debate on the Steam forum. There are players who agree with his opinion, but quite a few are still optimistic. But in the end, time proved the worries of many players as the future of Destiny 2 was indeed starting to come to an end.
Even though the game can still be played as usual for some time to come, Bungie, which is now under the auspices of Sony Interactive Entertainment, has officially announced that the Monument of Triumph update, which will be released on June 9, will be the final content update for Destiny 2.
Apart from that, the fate of the series itself is also increasingly unclear, with reports from several trusted sources stating that Destiny 3 has not yet entered the development stage.
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