Destiny 2

The base game’s main campaign will all but disappear and most of its existing free-to-play content along with it.

The studio made clear that about half of Destiny 2's locations would leave when the Beyond Light expansion launches November 10.

Here’s the full list of what Destiny’s losing later this year:

Narratives

The Red War
Curse of Osiris
Warmind
Season of the Forge
Season of the Drifter
Season of Opulence

Destinations

Mercury
Mars
Titan
Io
The Leviathan
The Farm

Activities

Regular Nightfall
Crucible modes: Supremacy, Countdown, Lockdown, Breakthrough, Doubles, Momentum Control, and Scorched
Gambit Prime
The Reckoning
Escalation Protocol
Black Armory Forges
The Menagerie
Niobe Labs
Zero Hour
The Whisper
The Tribute Hall
Prophecy Dungeon (although it’s coming back at a later date)

Raids

The Leviathan Eater of Worlds
Spire of Stars
Scourge of the Past
Crown of Sorrow

Exotic quests

Relics of the Golden Age
Sight, Shoot, Repeat
Rat King’s Crew
Legend of Acrius
Nodes and Protocols
Nascent Dawn
Cayde’s Will
The Cleansing
A Butterfly’s Grace
A Giant’s Might
A Mysterious Box
The Essence
Bearer of Evil’s Past
A Scrap of Paper
The Other Side

Also leaving are all of the strike missions and planetary vendors associated with each of the departing destinations.
... exotic weapons Outbreak Perfected, Whisper of the Worm, Worldline Zero, and Legend of Acrius will all be gone for the foreseeable future.

“With some of the core Year 1 destinations entering the Vault, it’s true that the free-for-all-players Red War, Curse of Osiris, and Warmind campaigns will no longer be playable,” Meanwhile, anyone who wants to play Forsaken or Shadowkeep content will still need to purchase both of those expansions.