As Bungie is expected to announce an increase in fall soon, with the new season starting in early June, Conclusion 2 fans spend their time on new things to do. But as players speculate on future content, the idea that Bungie can explode an existing planet finally gets into the discussion.
For the last few weeks, players have no evidence that a planetary disaster was coming Desiny 2 – without the usual, constant threat of darkness. But the reset is too recent added a seemingly trivial reference that would guarantee the destruction of that one Desiny 2Early planets.
It's all vanilla planet Conclusion 2 provided a color image – the perfect fit for the core of this planet. In the modern era Conclusion 2, players can buy these models from a planetary retailer. But for some reason, the New Pacific Arcology sign from Sloan in Titan has an orange clock icon in the left corner, showing that this item is only available for a limited time.
Usually, a limited time tag is set for emblems or items that players need to receive before the end of the season, such as before a daily set or new season. When the time is up, the item will switch to another item temporarily, or leave the game permanently. Similar depictions of other early planets – EDZ, Io, and Nessus – have no timely warnings, leaving players to wonder: What the hell is going to happen to Titan?
Naturally, the Deliny subreddit has hundreds of thoughts behind the description of this strange new icon. Some players seem to think Bungie will destroy the Titan sometime between now and the fall. While others think Titan would be a starting point increase in fall.
The idea of "Bungie is going to destroy the planet" comes into play Conclusion 2 Sports director Luke Smith and general manager Mark Noseential said the team would not grow Conclusion 2 forever – the game takes up a lot of hard drive space. The idea is that if Bungie wants to add more content in the future, the possibility of this developer being dropped, will have to be taken first. And with this new icon in the Titan statue, players finally have in-game evidence of their entry.
This may have been an unintentional change on Bungie's part, rather than some kind of definitive chewing gum. But players will surely spend the next few months debating whether the icon was a feature that was meant to be accidentally released, or a distraction that inextricably linked the Titan symbol. Either way, Destiny fans are eager to find answers.
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