In a recent statement, Dylan Gafner, Bungie's Communications Manager, has assured the dedicated fanbase of Destiny 2 that they are not to blame for the game's impending end. After announcing the discontinuation of new content support for Destiny 2 about a month ago, fans have been grappling with feelings of regret over their perceived lack of support. Gafner empathically expressed gratitude for nearly a decade of community involvement and reassured fans that they had done everything possible to keep the game alive. Despite the looming uncertainty surrounding Destiny 3 and potential layoffs at Bungie, Gafner encouraged fans not to dwell on what might have been but instead cherish the memories created together in the Destiny universe. As Bungie gears up for their next project, Marathon, it remains unclear if they will get another shot at a major AAA game after its commercial underperformance. Cade Onder, a freelancer for IGN's news team, shared this update on the gaming industry's economic challenges and the future of ambitious projects like Destiny 3. Follow him on Twitter @Cade_Onder for more updates on gaming and entertainment news.