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Destiny's microtransactions and paid expansions are both selling well, Activision Publishing CEO Eric Hirshberg said on an earnings call today, November 3. As such, Destiny players can expect to see more of both in the future. Not one or the other, but both--and at the same time, Hirshberg explained.
There was some confusion caused by kotaku that since the microtransaction store was implemented it would fund future DLC entirely.
This isn't the case. Microtransactions will fund the newly constructed live team that I assume is responsible for the awesome Halloween event and DLC will still release as larger content packages.
Remember bungie never spoke on the issue it was all caused by kotaku spreading some confusion.
Full Article @ Gamespot
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This is in line with what Kotaku reported a month ago, so while not new news, it is the first time this has been confirmed: Kotaku article from a month ago.
Kotaku said:This is all part of a new plan that could start as early as this month, according to two people familiar with Destinys development. Rather than sell big expansion packs like they did last year, Bungie is planning on giving out quests and missions for free, sources say. This will likely involve big drops every few months until the fall of 2016 but could also include trickles of smaller stuff throughout the year.
That means the games next paid expansion will be Destiny 2 in the fall of 2016, as has been known for a while now. Thatll be $60.