Destiny 2 Walks Back Divisive Changes Originally Planned for Renegades Expansion

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Bungie is making changes to address player concerns about how progression works in Destiny 2, especially with the upcoming Renegades expansion. Since the release of The Edge of Fate, the game has faced challenges, and Bungie is working to improve the overall experience.

It’s clear that *Destiny 2* is facing some challenges right now. Bungie is working to address player concerns and make the game better, but the number of players is declining – the Steam version recently reached its lowest point ever. Many players are frustrated with recent additions like those in The Edge of Fate, the Portal system, the repetitive power grind, and ongoing technical problems, which are all impacting their enjoyment of the game.

Bungie Announces Major Changes For Destiny 2 Renegades

Bungie is responding to player feedback and reversing some planned changes. Specifically, when the new ‘Renegades’ update arrives, your current power level won’t reset to 200. Instead, your progress will carry over, meaning all the effort you’ve put in this season won’t be lost.

Good news for *Destiny 2* players! When the new season begins, your Unstable Cores won’t be reset, so you can keep the ones you’ve already earned. These cores are used to upgrade your gear past power level 200, making them key for continued progress. Plus, Bungie is adding a way for players to quickly increase their power level to 300, with more details coming in their blog update later this week.

The community generally liked these changes, but many see them as just the beginning. Players agree that *Destiny 2* still needs improvement, and there’s a long wait until the *Star Warsthemed Renegades expansion. While the expansion announcement created excitement, most believe Bungie needs to focus on fixing the current game to keep players from leaving.

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2025-10-07 17:51