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Reaction to Bungie Announcing Destiny 2 is Ending

This is a relatable reaction meme addressing the news that Bungie will end service for Destiny 2. The top text sets up the context of the announcement, followed by a screenshot of an enraged Albert Wesker from the Resident Evil 4 Remake. The subtitle on the image expresses the frustration of long-term Destiny 2 players who have spent large amounts of time and real money on in-game purchases, content, and gameplay over the game's lifespan.
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When Bungie announces Destiny 2 is ending
Do you know how much time and money I wasted on this?

Overview

This is a relatable reaction meme addressing the news that Bungie will end service for Destiny 2. The top text sets up the context of the announcement, followed by a screenshot of an enraged Albert Wesker from the Resident Evil 4 Remake. The subtitle on the image expresses the frustration of long-term Destiny 2 players who have spent large amounts of time and real money on in-game purchases, content, and gameplay over the game's lifespan.

Origin notes

This meme is sourced from the Reddit r/Meme community via RSS feed. It remixes a widely used reaction image of Albert Wesker from a cutscene of the Resident Evil 4 Remake, adding topical text about the Destiny 2 ending announcement to resonate with the gaming community. It is an edited reposted meme, not original standalone content.

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