This Week at Shrouded is at its core a Video Game Podcast. Also incorporating Weekly News from the Shrouded Gaming Community, Destiny 2's Premier Gaming Community.
Destiny 2 ban waves, suspicious loot, and the worst possible reason to join a random fireteam. Yeah, we're getting into that.
AGreeNer and Wrecked talk through the reports of cheaters forcing loot and XP onto other players, then get into Marathon's upcoming reset and whether a fresh economy is enough to bring us back.
Meanwhile, No Man's Sky is October's featured SGC game, and its alliance system has p...
Destiny fans finally got some genuinely good news.
Bungie is beginning work to restore vaulted Destiny 2 campaigns, destinations and raids, while also saying that Destiny has a future beyond this restoration project.
That's exciting.
But before everybody starts screaming DESTINY IS BACK, there are some pretty important details.
There is no Destiny 3 announcement.
There is no new ex...
Marathon just threw its original seasonal plan out the window.
The major update originally planned for September has been folded into Symbiosis, now targeting December 8, while Bungie says it's moving away from rigid seasonal deadlines so major features can launch when they're actually ready.
Honestly?
That part might be good.
But it also makes December a VERY interesting moment for Marat...
Sony basically won this console generation.
So why does it suddenly feel like the company keeps finding new ways to piss people off?
Episode 162 of This Week at Shrouded gets into Sony's increasingly strange decision-making, the Kojima project discussion, cancelled live-service games, PlayStation's current first-party direction and the bigger problem facing AAA gaming: publishers seem completely unsure...
State of Play had plenty of games to show. The chat kept asking for Destiny 3.
In Episode 161 of This Week at Shrouded, AGreener and Mr. Wrecked discuss the Destiny demands flooding showcase chats, the Paul Tassi follow-up read during the show, and what would actually count as good news for the community. More support for Destiny 2? Something entirely new? Another remaster? We have opinions, but this is a con...
Something weird is happening around Destiny.
No, Destiny 3 hasn't been announced.
No, there isn't a confirmed Destiny 1 remake.
And no, Bungie hasn't announced that Destiny 2 development is suddenly restarting.
So why have Destiny creators started acting like they're communicating exclusively through riddles?
Bungie has rehired game-capture artists as freelancers. Aztecross suddenl...
ARC Raiders is about to get its biggest update since launch.
Frozen Trail arrives October 8, and this doesn't sound like another small content drop.
We're talking about a completely new settlement beyond the mountains, villages, factories, research facilities, an observatory, much more vertical exploration, new ARC enemies, a huge high-level ARC operation, new weapons, customization, gadgets, progressi...
Destiny’s vaulted content is coming back!
...Except not really.
A community project has managed to use an old Season of Arrivals build of Destiny 2 to access destinations and spaces that disappeared when Beyond Light launched. You can explore them, move through old loading zones, use abilities, ride Sparrows and revisit places that haven't been accessible for years.
But before everybody st...
Destiny finally feels relaxed and fun again.
The problem is, that might be because its future is already gone.
In Episode 157 of This Week at Shrouded, AGreener and Mr. Wrecked break down the strange new era of Destiny 2. Players are praising the latest content, revisiting everything they never had time to finish, and treating Destiny like a comfort game. At the same time, player numbers are falling fa...
Destiny 2 is more active than it has been in a long time, but Bungie's major updates are effectively over. This episode asks how long the current version can keep players, clans, and matchmaking going without a real content pipeline.
We also get into Bungie's layoffs, Marathon's uncertain runway, the flood of rare Destiny emblems, AI's growing role in game development, Sony's all-digital direction, and Xbox's...
Destiny had one more messy, sentimental, and surprisingly fun week to talk about. This episode covers the current bug chaos, the bigger Bungie and Sony rumors floating around, and what the future of Destiny might actually look like if support keeps shrinking. We also spend time on the good stuff too, because people are still playing, still grinding, and still finding reasons to enjoy the game.
We get into the...
Destiny’s final update is here, and this episode is a mix of appreciation, criticism, and a very real sense of ending. We talk through the update itself, the things that landed well, the things that still feel bad, and what it means to keep playing when the game you’ve built a lot of your life around is winding down.
There’s also Pantheon, the gauntlet, Trials, the collection changes, the ne...
This week is basically a giant Destiny update dump, and it is a lot. We go through the dev insights, TWID, the new sandbox changes, armor reworks, artifact changes, exotic tuning, and all the weird little upgrades Bungie is stuffing into the game right before the finish line.
We also get into the Marathon talk, some Sony and Bungie speculation, the new reward structure, and the community side of things. Plus,...
Destiny gets a pretty big systems refresh this week, and the episode is all about the Dev Insights breakdown. The director is getting reworked, patrol zones are getting more reasons to exist, and the Portal is getting a bunch of changes that should make reward chasing feel a lot better.
We also get into the return of Gambit updates, SRL making a comeback, and the general state of Destiny news with TWID still ...
Destiny 2 just got news on its final content update, and this episode is basically the community processing that in real time. We go through Bungie’s June 9 update, the news around Destiny’s future, and what it means when there is no obvious next project lined up for the Destiny team. There is sadness here, but there is also a pretty massive list of stuff coming in the final update.
We also cover ...
This week at Shrouded goes deep on the biggest Bungie story of the week, then pivots into Marathon Season 2 and the latest TWID housekeeping. We also cover the new creator emblems, weekend rotations, a Marathon exploit ban situation, and the usual community updates.
It’s a pretty full episode overall. There’s Sony’s 120.1 billion yen Bungie write down, talk about what that might mean for Des...
Destiny had a quiet week, but there was still plenty to talk about. In this episode, we break down the latest Commander’s Orders progress, the fixed Triple Laureate issue, the Animal Instinct emblem delivery, and what Bungie has said about the June update timing.
We also get into Marathon updates, the ongoing comparison with Warframe’s communication, and a wider conversation about how communities ...
Destiny was light this week, so the episode naturally branched out into the bigger gaming conversation. We talked about the Commander’s Orders community challenge getting bumped up to 50 million with a new emblem reward, then spent a lot of time on Warframe, Diablo 4, Arc Raiders, Final Fantasy XIV, and Subnautica.
Warframe honestly ended up being the biggest story of the episode, with a lot of June upd...
Welcome to Episode 147 of This Week at Shrouded.
This week, Destiny has a new community challenge, a fresh charity emblem, and a little more clarity on when Bungie plans to start talking about the June update. The bigger conversation, though, is what June actually needs to be for Destiny, how much pressure is on Bungie right now, and what the current split between Destiny and Marathon support might mean going...
Welcome to Episode 146 of This Week at Shrouded.
Guardian Games has wrapped, Warlocks took the win, and the conversation immediately moved to Iron Banner. This week we talk about how Iron Banner feels right now, the new rewards, the loot pool complaints, and why even in a slower Destiny stretch there are still reasons for the community to jump in and play together.
We also get into Marathon’s mid...
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