Destiny 3 Petition Surpasses 150,000 Signatures as Players Plan Final Login Push
The petition and coordinated login campaign represent a direct, organized player response to Bungie's decision to end 'Destiny 2' support and shift resources to 'Marathon', with no immediate plans for a sequel.
Reporting from 1 sources: Game Spark.
An online petition demanding the development of 'Destiny 3' has gathered over 150,000 signatures on Change.org, following Bungie's announcement that 'Destiny 2' will receive its final content update on June 9, 2026. Players are also organizing a mass login on that day to show enthusiasm to Bungie and parent company Sony.
Bungie announced on May 22 that 'Destiny 2' development would end with a final content update on June 9. Foreign media reported that staff have moved to the company's upcoming title 'Marathon' and that there are no plans for 'Destiny 3'. The announcement also triggered negative reviews for 'Marathon' on Steam.
According to overseas content creator LUCKYY10P, the Change.org petition reached 100,000 signatures within roughly 24 hours. As of May 25, it has surpassed 150,000. On Reddit, threads titled 'Our Fate Is Our Own' and 'The Change.org petition now has over 100,000 signatures' have gathered discussion. A separate movement is urging players to log in on June 9 to demonstrate continued interest to Bungie and Sony.
Forbes reporter Paul Tassi, citing anonymous sources, reported that the decision to end 'Destiny 2' support was made earlier this year, that most Bungie employees were unaware until the official announcement, and that informed teams had 'begged' management to share the news more widely. Tassi expressed support for the petition on his X account while cautioning against expecting miracles.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.