Author: Martin Francis Hernandez

June 30 may bring another Battlefield 2042 update, if a new report making the rounds is accurate. The reported patch includes a Contracts system, a High-Value Target phase, a limited-time Wet Work event, and a wider balance pass.

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The report claims Contracts would drop from defeated enemies in standard multiplayer and in Redsec, described there as a free-to-play mode. From there, players would clear short objectives: get kills, loot chests, capture objectives, or just stay alive long enough to finish the task. It sounds very close to the Field Orders setup from Call of Duty: Ghosts.

Here’s where it starts to wobble.

The leak connects all of this to “Battlefield 6” and to a new Season 3 that would be split into three phases. That part doesn’t really fit with what we know so far.

Battlefield 2042 already finished its main seasonal run with Season 7: Turning Point back in March 2024, and since then DICE has stuck to smaller updates. There still hasn’t been any official word on a Season 3, a High-Value Target phase, or even a game formally called Battlefield 6.

The same leaked patch is also supposed to change recoil, handling, spread, limb damage, bullet velocity, and drag.

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And it doesn’t stop at infantry balance. The report also points to vehicle changes, including Thermal Smoke no longer protecting against C4, RPGs hitting tanks and helicopters harder, tweaks to the automated anti-air around team spawn areas, and a Mark All Seen button that would finally wipe out those annoying “New” notifications that never seem to go away.

If you’re still playing Battlefield 2042, this is the kind of leak you’d probably want to watch. Still, it’s way too early to treat any of it as confirmed, especially with Electronic Arts, DICE, Ripple Effect, and Motive all said to be busy with the next Battlefield. That’s also the game reportedly set to bring back the classic four-class setup along with 64-player matches.

If any of this turns out to be real, the update would arrive through Battlefield 2042 on supported platforms.

Destiny 2, Bungie’s long-running live-service shooter, got what looks like its last content update on June 9, 2026: Monument of Triumph. And if Paul Tassi’s recent reporting is right, the reason new live-service content is ending comes down to one blunt thing. The money no longer works.

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Tassi says sources described the decision as “cruel math.” Put more plainly, Bungie no longer believes Destiny 2 brings in enough revenue to justify new releases, or the level of support the game used to have.

That also cuts against the fan theory that Sony was punishing Bungie. Bungie made the move official in May 2026, and Monument of Triumph went live on June 9. Destiny 2 even bounced back to around 167,000 concurrent players on Steam, its best showing since 2024’s The Final Shape expansion, based on Tassi’s reporting, but apparently even that wasn’t enough to change the plan.

If you still play Destiny 2, this lines up with the larger financial strain Bungie has been dealing with. Earlier reports said Bungie’s revenue fell 45% in late 2023.

Some estimates also put Bungie’s annual revenue at around $200 million. Sony’s $3.6 billion acquisition of Bungie in 2022 was later seen by some as a way to steady the company financially. Then there’s Marathon, which has reportedly missed expectations, and recent reports saying layoffs could hit as much as 50% of Bungie’s staff.

You can still play Destiny 2 online on PC and consoles. Even so, for Destiny 2 players and the wider community, the mood is a mix of sadness and frustration, plus fresh calls for Destiny 3 and even a petition, though public details from Sony and independent financial data are still limited.

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