'Destiny 2: Forsaken' Annual Pass Has Bungie Balancing On Pinhead With Content Changes

Destiny 2 players might consider this a good thing, however. Curse of Osiris was blasted for its dearth of content, disappointing destination, and a lackluster story of a major lore figure. Warmind was a vast improvement, but was still knocked for its use of Strikes to fill out story missions.

Given the amount of time and resources required to develop new destinations and story content, it is not terribly surprising to see Bungie take the risk to abandon those in order to try and deliver an extra content release through the next year with a greater focus on the Destiny 2 endgame.

Potentially three Raid Lairs is a huge draw for endgame players along with "more endgame challenges" if they are to the level of quality of Escalation Protocol. The question is what Bungie means by "more Pinnacle Activities."

It is possible these could be Strike-like activities since that staple activity of Destiny is not mentioned at all by Bungie. The new Dreaming City destination will likely serve as the home for the Pinnacle activities and other content, as Bungie mentioned in the Forsaken doc video, as reported previously by the Inquisitr, the location would change and evolve over time. The Annual Pass content releases should be what drives this evolution of the destination. However, Destiny 2 fans who are running low on goodwill toward the game since release will want to hear more before spending money on the Annual Pass.