Destiny 2 Is Finished – and Now More Appealing Than Ever
Destiny 2 may be over as a live-service game, but now there’s a massive Bungie FPS with a defined end point to play through without ever worrying about content updates ruining your build.
Destiny 2 may be over as a live-service game, but now there’s a massive Bungie FPS with a defined end point to play through without ever worrying about content updates ruining your build.
One month after a report revealed plans to lay off a „significant“ number of employees, Bungie has confirmed these intentions as part of a company-wide reorganization. In a June 25 X post, the Destiny developer announced a „reduction in force“ that will have a „profound impact on the people affected, their families, friends, and teammates.“ […]
In der Episode diskutieren Ralf D. Müller und Andreas Monschau über „wohlbekannte“ Anti-Pattern, die jedes Softwareprojekt zum Scheitern bringen.
Destiny 2 fans shouldn’t „blame“ themselves for Bungie choosing to end support for the game, says the company’s comms manager.
It’s a story as old as time: a new Destiny 2 update arrives, and almost immediately, someone spots an exploit. The last week has seen some overpowered damage being dished out in Destiny 2, thanks to players discovering a method of stacking mods in the artifact. The result: Super attacks that deal several times the amount […]