The Final Shape’s<\/em> campaign is the end of the Light and Dark saga that has permeated the Destiny <\/em>franchise since its inception\u2014and it’s also among the biggest Bungie has made for the game so far, developers said at a press event earlier this month.<\/p>
“I would argue this is maybe our biggest campaign to date,” campaign lead Andrew Hopps said. It’s an “immense” journey, according to him, and the raid isn’t the end either.<\/p>
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Bungie officially delayed the release of Destiny 2’s<\/em> decisive campaign<\/a> in November 2023 “to deliver an even bigger and bolder vision, one that we hope will be remembered and treasured for years to come,” the studio said<\/a>. The campaign encompasses the biggest threat the Vanguard has ever faced, and there are plenty of questions to be answered (and asked) throughout the storyline. It makes sense to have a longer, more ambitious narrative to wrap up the saga and set up the franchise’s future.<\/p>
The Final Shape<\/em>‘s campaign may be longer by itself, but it also borrows help from the raid and beyond to finish its storytelling. “The Final Shape<\/em> and its raid will provide a climactic conclusion to the Light and Darkness Saga before we look ahead to what comes next in Destiny 2<\/em>,” then-game director Joe Blackburn said in last year’s infamous State of the Game<\/a>.<\/p>
An undisclosed post-campaign activity will also drop Exotic class items<\/a>, though it only unlocks after the first fireteam completes the raid. It will likely be thematically and narratively tied to the end of the story, potentially either tying up some loose ends or as the conclusion.<\/p>
