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Destiny 2's final patch Monument of Triumph is live — the end of an era

Destiny 2's final patch Monument of Triumph is live — the end of an era
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After nine years, eight expansions, and countless patches, Destiny 2 gets its final update today — Monument of Triumph. Bungie is closing the book on active development, and there's no Destiny 3 on the horizon.

The update, versioned 9.7.0, brings new weapons, expanded buildcrafting options, and a wave of quality of life changes. Bungie's stated goal is to leave the game in a stronger state than it's been since the divisive The Edge of Fate expansion. Servers went down for maintenance on June 9 from 5 AM PDT; pre-load opened at 10 AM PDT (6 PM BST), with the update going live at 11 AM PDT (7 PM BST).

Destiny 2 will stay playable for the foreseeable future, but no new expansions or major content drops are planned. Bungie says it will "begin work incubating" its next games — but whatever comes out of that process is years away from even being announced, let alone released.

The community is logging in today to celebrate, mourn, and pay tribute to one of the most singular live-service games ever made. Coverage is ongoing throughout the day as reactions roll in.

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