Bungie created a vault to place Destiny 2 content in, destinations and activities that weren’t seeing a lot of attention from fans and were taking up space. Mars and Mercury were vaulted, along with their various activities, and it looks like the Forsaken campaign will be the next piece of substantial content to be temporarily retired.

How far are you willing to go to be the first? While that achievement is usually reserved for people with the quickest of fingers, being first in Destiny 2: Forsaken’s Last Wish raid was a case of endurance this weekend. With almost 19 hours on the clock, one team managed to finally break through the barriers set up in The Dreaming City, finally defeating Riven and saving the fabled Awoken homeland from an evil that existed across all dimensions.

One of the big new features in Destiny 2: Forsaken, is a bit of nostalgia. Specifically a throwback to Destiny 1’s infamous bounties from the House of Wolves expansion, that tasked players with hunting down some of the most wanted Fallen in the solar system after their rebellion against Queen Mara Sov of the Awoken. In Forsaken, that idea has been expanded on and reworked as players now have plenty of reasons to revisit Lost Sectors.

A brand new location as dangerous and mysterious as it is beautiful, Destiny 2's Dreaming City looks to be another big step in the right direction for Bungie's sci-fi shooter. Filled with puzzles, loot, and lore, this new location will test players both just looking for an open-world experience and some strategic high-level raid action.

Destiny 2: Forsaken’s story of revenge may take place mostly in the Tangled Shore of the Reef, but once the end credits have rolled there’ll be a new zone to explore and conquer: The Dreaming City. Built as a glorious new hub for multiple new quests and events, the Dreaming City is Destiny 2’s new endgame personified.

Destiny 2: Forsaken is changing its approach to endgame content, with a deep focus on the Dreaming City that'll provide a new focus point for both solo players and fireteams.

A darker story, an emphasis on fun over balance and an honest effort to get players reinvested in the hobby of Destiny, Bungie is going for broke with its most ambitious slice of content yet in Destiny 2:Forsaken. While there’s still a lot that needs t be revealed and explored once it launches, design lead Lars Bakken still had plenty to tell me at E3 last week about the massive changes on the horizon.