The official one Destiny 3 the petition has reached a huge milestone after almost two months. After the hasty and shameful death of Destiny 2fans of Fate IP began to wonder if there would be another game in the series to follow. According to reports, Bungie has no other games in the works, just some incubation projects. Other reports have stated several times over the past two months that Destiny 3 is also not something that Sony seems open to financing.
Destiny 2 may have stopped, but it still has a decent chunk of players on Steam, and probably a lot more across the board on console. From now on, Destiny 2 players can farm a Raid on their own and get their exclusive Raid Exotic weapon on top of regular weapons, T5 armor and even craft patterns. New builds are being put together every day, and the game is arguably in the best shape it's been in years. Hopefully there will be a Destiny 3 or some other kind of sequel, especially considering the fundraising, but that remains to be seen.
Destiny 3 Petition officially reaches 400,000 signatures
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Today the official Destiny 3 the petition reached over 400,000 signatures after stagnating for a while in the ballpark of 380,000. This is a huge achievement because these are unique, verified signatures, so theoretically that equates to over 400,000 distinct people all signing the petition. This number is higher than Destiny 2peak player count of 316,000 in February 2023 and 314,000 players peaked when The Final Shape was released.
The Destiny 3 the petition surpassed Marathon's top player is also counted by a large margin. MarathonThe highest number of players on Steam is over 77,000, but its current 24-hour peak has been around 5,500 players on Steam for a while. This is unfortunate for Bungie's only supported game now, and many have wondered how the extraction shooter will support the company in the wake of Destiny 2s ceremonial death. While the milestone of over 400,000 signatures for D3 the petition is huge, it's not guaranteed to do anything.
If Destiny 3 doesn't happen due to funding issues and the lack of a proper team after the layoffs, there is a chance the franchise could die. Another option is to drop one Fate 1 port or remake with quality of life features that are also playable on PC for the first time. This may be a low-risk investment for Sony, but it could still take years of work before release.
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On the other hand, Destiny 3 could be a huge game for Bungie and Sony, if they are willing and/or able to take that chance. The problem is, since it's not even in incubation, it could be anywhere between five and eight years before it launches, and that's if it gets greenlit soon. As such, fans unfortunately have no guarantees that the petition or being vocal will do anything, but there is hope. It's hard to ignore petitions with thousands of signatures, and over 400,000 is too high a number to ignore.
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August 28, 2017
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T For TEEN for blood, language and violence
