Bungie says the move away from seasons will enable it to tell bigger, standalone stories.
. The seasonal model the game has employed so far is being dropped in favor of"episodes," which will provide players with larger chunks of standalone storytelling that the studio says will deliver"a new, innovative way for players to engage with Destiny 2 throughout the year."
The shift to episodes was driven largely by dissatisfaction with the current seasonal model, which chained players to a long-running 'tune in next week' format that moved the story forward in relatively tiny increments, largely via conversations between NPCs. Episodes will enable the studio to take bigger, more meaningful narrative steps forward, while players won't be committed to following along every step of the way.
"The opportunity with this big epic moment is that we get to innovate the game. We get to move the game forward."
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