You're invited to Destiny's cursed unofficial final raid: Pete Carsons' Vault of Cars

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The reasons behind the decline and ultimate end of <a href="https://www.pcgamer.com/destiny-2/" target="_blank">Destiny 2</a> will always be a topic of discussion. It's, in my opinion, one of the biggest fumbles in entertainment history. No one thing is to blame, but <a href="https://www.pcgamer.com/games/bungie-ceo-pete-parsons-retires-with-destiny-2-sentiment-at-an-all-time-low-and-pressure-from-sony-growing-parsons-has-decided-its-time-to-pass-the-torch-and-head-for-an-exit/" target="_blank">former Bungie CEO and avid car collector Pete Parsons</a>, who retired in August 2025 as sentiment was at an all-time low and pressure from Sony grew, is the focus of much of the ire. <a href="https://www.pcgamer.com/gaming-industry/eat-s-pete-in-a-rare-moment-of-unity-destiny-players-bid-good-riddance-to-departing-bungie-ceo-pete-parsons/" target="_blank">"I hope all your cars break down,"</a> one player wrote in a cheerful farewell to the departing CEO last year, in a rare moment of community unity...
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