Some Destiny 2 players are struggling with accessing the Forsaken campaign and its Last Call mission, but here is one possible way to fix it.
Destiny 2 has launched the Beyond Light expansion, filing some of its older content away in the Destiny Content Vault, and bringing back some content from the original Destiny along with brand new experiences. The base game story campaign for Destiny 2, as well as the Curse of Osiris and Warmind expansions, have been locked away in the vault, though fans of the game should still be able to access the legacy Forsaken and Shadowkeep campaigns. Unfortunately, there is an issue keeping some Destiny 2 players from starting the Last Call mission that kicks off the Forsaken campaign.
When attempting to start the Forsaken campaign in Destiny 2, some players are greeted with the message that their quest inventory is full, and therefore they can’t start the campaign. However, Destiny 2 players are getting this message regardless of how many quests they have in their inventory. While the problem sometimes fixes itself, there is a way that has worked for at least some Destiny 2 players.
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If Destiny 2 players are being hit by the “quest inventory full” message when trying to start the Forsaken campaign, they should go to the Quest Archive terminal at the Tower. The Quest Archive is located right next to the postmaster, tucked away in a corner, and is hard to miss.
After accessing the Destiny 2 quest archive, the next thing players need to do is go to the Exotics and Legacy section. From there, they can choose The Past and preview it. The Last Call mission may very well be sitting there for them to collect. After doing so, Destiny 2 players should be able to start the Forsaken campaign, which would in turn give them access to all of the currently-available campaigns in Destiny 2.
It’s possible that the Forsaken and Shadowkeep campaigns will eventually be put into the Destiny Content Vault, so fans of the game should keep that in mind. If so, it’s possible Bungie will bring back the Red War campaign, which was the base game’s story campaign, as well as the Curse of Osiris and Warmind campaigns. For now, though, Destiny 2 fans can check out the Forsaken and Shadowkeep legacy content.
Besides legacy content, Destiny 2 has a new campaign for players to complete as well. The Destiny 2 Beyond Light campaign is available to Guardians now, and later in 2021, it will be joined by The Witch Queen expansion. In 2022, Bungie plans on releasing the Lightfall expansion, so there is quite a bit of content for Destiny 2 fans to look forward to in the years and months ahead.
Destiny 2 is out now for PC, PS4, PS5, Stadia, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.
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