Warframe dev calls Destiny 2's end 'earth-shattering'

The unexpected announcement a month ago that development on Destiny 2 would be ending shocked many. Speculation over Bungie's performance had been rampant for years, but the decision still landed hard, especially as Marathon wasn't exactly lighting the world on fire.

Sony had earlier that month reported a $765 million impairment loss on the studio in the last financial year, making drastic moves feel inevitable. Megan Everett, Warframe community director and live ops lead, described the news as: "Truthfully, it's heartbreaking.

It's earth-shattering. I never thought I'd ever see the day where I'd read an article from Bungie about Destiny 2 essentially shutting down." Everett said she and others were not celebrating Destiny's fate and argued that competition can be healthy.

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