The End Of Destiny 2's Fate Saga Is Already Known--And No, Lodi Didn't Kill JFK

Here is a 197-word summary of the key points from the article: Destiny 2's latest expansion, The Edge of Fate, is setting the stage for a new story direction after the conclusion of the "Light and Darkness Saga" in the upcoming expansion The Final Shape. The expansion introduces a new character named Lodi, who is different from the game's typical futuristic space-faring Guardians. Lodi is from the 1960s Department of External Observation, a government organization that investigated alien encounters, hinting at connections to historical events like the Kennedy assassination. The narrative director Alison Lührs discusses how The Edge of Fate explores themes of fate, free will, and identity through its characters. The team has already mapped out the overarching story for the new "Fate Saga," allowing them to seed narrative elements that will pay off later. Lührs emphasizes a focus on character development and the impact of characters' choices on the broader world. The expansion also delves deeper into the mysterious Nine - powerful interdimensional entities - transforming them from background elements into more prominent characters. Overall, The Edge of Fate sets the stage for Destiny 2's next narrative chapter, blending contemporary elements with the game's futuristic sci-fi setting.