Did Destiny 2 remove the campaign?

Did Destiny 2 Remove the Campaign?

The answer is yes, Destiny 2 has removed the campaign for some of its storylines. In 2021, Bungie, the developer of Destiny 2, announced that it would be "vaulting" certain content, including the main story campaign of the game’s first expansion, The Red War, as well as the subsequent expansions, Curse of Osiris and Warmind.

Why did Destiny 2 remove the campaign?

Bungie cited two main reasons for vaulting the campaign content: it takes up space and it messes with balance. By removing older content, the developer aims to free up resources and focus on creating new experiences for players. Additionally, removing older content helps to streamline the game’s story and make it easier for new players to jump in.

Which campaigns were removed?

The following campaigns were removed from the game:

• The Red War (main story campaign of the base game)
• Curse of Osiris (first expansion)
• Warmind (second expansion)

What happened to the Forsaken campaign?

The Forsaken campaign was not entirely removed, but it was vaulted. This means that players who purchased the Forsaken expansion can still access the story content, but it will no longer be available as a standalone campaign. However, the Shattered Throne Dungeon, which was released alongside Forsaken, remains available for players to complete.

How can I access the remaining Forsaken content?

To access the remaining Forsaken content, you can:

• Purchase the Forsaken expansion
• Complete the Forsaken story campaign, which can be accessed by clicking on the Forsaken symbol on the Tangled Shore map

What about the Shadowkeep campaign?

The Shadowkeep campaign is still available for players to access. To start the Shadowkeep campaign, you need to purchase the Shadowkeep expansion and then head to the Moon from the game’s Director interface, where you will be prompted to embark on the opening mission.

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In conclusion

Destiny 2 has removed the campaign for some of its storylines, including The Red War, Curse of Osiris, and Warmind. However, the Forsaken campaign remains available, albeit in a vaulted state, and the Shadowkeep campaign is still accessible. Bungie’s decision to vault older content aims to free up resources and focus on creating new experiences for players.