A month after the release of Marathon, the internal balance at Bungie has noticeably shifted. Where most devs once leaned toward Destiny 2, manpower and funding have been redirected to the newer project. Promises were made to continue work on both fronts, yet the signs are worrying: Destiny 2’s active audience is shrinking and management openly admits it's hard to bring in new players. Rumors swirl — some say a Destiny 3 is being discussed, others whisper of winding down the second game entirely. Sony, apparently displeased with how both titles are performing financially, could turn up the heat as it tries to juggle support for the old cash-cow and the fresh release. Honestly, it feels messy and uncertain; outcomes depend on quick decisions from execs, devs coping with stretched resources, and whether the community reacts one way or another.