Mar 02, 2017 11:58 AM EST By Darren Anderson, UniversityHerald Reporter

Bungie has yet to confirm "Destiny 2's official release date and this sole reason led many onlookers to assume from half-bred clues and even Toy Set description to predict. Due to such unconfirmed reports "Destiny 2" has now different schedules and it is even unlikely for everyone to take hold of which is actually credible enough to believe. This report weighs "Destiny 2" release date reports and how credible they are.

First, the claim that a "Destiny 2" roadmap is dropping sometime this March. According to WWG, this information is visible and available for everyone since it was published as part of "Destiny's website weekly update. Taking the idea from a note that says DeeJ will even draw up a roadmap of what to expect in the month of March.

Second, According to PlayStation Universe, "Destiny 2" release date was pushed back from 2016 to a later schedule this 2017 due to the "Rise of Iron" Expansion. The report has started to possible release dares, one is the Q3 schedule which has been confirmed by Activion while the other comes from Reddit forum pointing at Q4. The source took the September date leaning to the former's quote.

Meanwhile, it is suggested to just wait for the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) 2017 until Bungie reveal everything about the "Destiny 2" release date, BRG noted. E3 is happening on June 13 until the 15th. This is somehow the best option for those who anticipate "Destiny 2" so much and to avoid confusion regarding different news angle and conflicting claims and leaks amid lack of confirmation from the main source.

Most definitely, "Destiny 2" is coming out this year as it has been confirmed by Activision in response to Kotako's report that Bungie will not be part of this year's franchise. The report has quickly been clarified within the day which in return lessen the burden of having no "Destiny 2" confirmation. Thus, all that is left is to wait for the sequel to come out.

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