It looks like nearly the entire social media term for sure, if not the entire team, is gone. Including both Community Managers. 

Needless to say, the Destiny community is beyond pissed right now. I haven't kept up much with Destiny social media, especially ever since dmg04 left earlier this year, but it looks like the 2 that were still there were deeply beloved amongst the community. 

Destiny 2's future is very vague right now. Bungie won't say much. If they're so comfortable letting go of the social media team, this next expansion may very well be the last. 

Matter was also supposed to release by 2025. I'm guessing that's also been pushed back. 

Days Gone already entered GoG and is on discount this week.

What's really crazy about this latest Destiny 2 expansion being delayed by so much time is that everything about the expansion and the entire roadmap of content for the year has been revealed to us already. That's never happened before where we don't know about a delay prior to the expansion being showcased. We always would go into the showcase already with the knowledge of the new release date.

Looks like this last season will be nearly 7 months long. Longest in Destiny's history. 

And to top it all off, the delay STILL hasn't been officially announced yet!

I fully expected Bungie to have everything streamlined in regard to their projects while under Sony. When they were independent, yeah we understood that delays happened, but now they're in for their longest delay in the 10 years of working on Destiny. Can't help but get the feeling of mismanagement at Bungie. 

Unfortunate to hear about the layoffs at Bungie.

Not to make light of the situation, but Marathon being delayed into 2025 is quite the surprise, I didn't think it was that far along development wise.

This broke the camels back for me. Screw Bungie. 

Not a good week.

Baffled by whatever is going on at Bungie. Makes little sense to me to be letting go of people who have been there decades, and are well loved.  

Those Firesprite reviews are concerning, and hopefully the studio pulls through.  

A couple bad reviews from a studio with 250+ employees is not that concerning tbqh

Did you not read the reviews? One of them said the studio has lost over 100 employees since the Sony buyout.