Destiny 2 is an online-only multiplayer first-person shooter video game developed by Bungie. It was released for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on September 6, 2017. Initially, Bungie was working with Activision to further improve the game. But now since the partnership between both of them stands no more, it seems like Bungie is making new changes to its existing business model thereby, making future content more accessible. In a similar effort, Destiny 2 is now introducing a Fortnite-like battle pass called as “Season Rank”.
Bungie shared in an official blog post that from now on Destiny 2 will offer a $10 seasonal pass going forward. Any player who owns a Season Pass will be allowed to participate in special seasonal activities similar to the Annual Pass access system. The post on the developer’s website reads as:
Year 3 will have four fully-supported seasons of content… but this year, you can opt in to each season for $10 — you won’t have to pay upfront for an entire year of content, like with the Destiny 2: Forsaken – Annual Pass… The first season in this new vision, Season of the Undying, is included, but if you just want to experience Season of the Undying, you can grab that à la carte. In Season of the Undying, the portal to the Black Garden… has awoken the Vex, and they are now pouring out across the surface of the Moon… By the end of the season, the portals will close, the world state will change, and the seasonal activity connected to it will go away.
Here’s a video that includes the details of the Seasonal Pass: