Bungie Confirms Layoffs After Destiny 2 Development Ends
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Mike Straw
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Bungie has announced layoffs at the studio following the end of development on Destiny 2. The company described it as a "reduction in force" as part of a reorganization. Bungie's management acknowledged that Destiny 2 "fell short of expectations these past several years," leading to difficult decisions. The exact number of affected employees is unknown.
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· 3 pulledBungie announced via social media that a 'reduction in force' was taking place at the studio as part of a reorganization.
Bungie's management said they 'recognize Destiny 2 fell short of expectations these past several years'.
Following our final content update to Destiny 2, and with o
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