Destiny: The Taken King to Feature Event Updates Rather Than ‘Monolithic DLC

The team hoped to enhance what had gone right with the original game and improve on the things the original failed at. Reached for comment today, an Activision representative told Polygon, “We don’t have any expansions planned for this year”. It seems keeping the community together no matter what content they had was the main motivation behind the change. “Rather than doing these giant, monolithic DLC packs, this way everybody who’s an owner of Taken King can enjoy these things”, explained Carroll. In a recent interview they have revealed how things are going to change for the game. Sure we can make them shine also we can leap around a bit on them, but they’ve just been our in-game mounts for over a year now and they’ve really just been fairly hum-drum, well this is all about to change because we have incoming Sparrow Racing! “Players can expect new events and new content throughout the next year”.

“We’re taking it one step at a time”, he said.

Don’t expect any “giant, monolithic” expansion packs for Destiny for this year, developer Bungie has stated.

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“There’s lots of different reasons as to why-I don’t know how deep I can get into that”, Carroll said. Some of these balance adjustments are welcomed, but many of Bungie’s “fixes” are controversial.

There are also rumors that Bungie is using most of its resources to work on Destiny 2, which could be out on the PlayStation 4 from Sony and the Xbox One from Microsoft as soon as the autumn of 2016.

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