Destiny 2’s next updates may make it a hobby again

By September, Destiny 2 could transform into a significantly different game. Developer Bungie released its latest road map for the online sci-fi shooter, and the studio is promising to mix up a lot of how the endgame works to satisfy its most loyal players.

Destiny 2 just got update 1.1.4, which brings back 6-on-6 competitive multiplayer and tunes a number of mechanics. In May, update 1.2.0 will go live. It will introduce private matches, seasonal progression with the vendors, and other changes alongside the Warmind DLC on May 8. Bungie has more plans for patches in the summer, but it’s in September when things start really changing. By then, the developer plans to buff exotic armor and introduce weapon randomization.