Well, if Activision think about it all, they'd see that PvP (and now gambit too) is expected to keep the game going between expansions after the hardcore crowd have finished everything. You know what doesn't help PvP? Well for one thing a lack of dedicated servers. Idk who makes the decision on that but if you want more people to play regularly I'm sure that less lag would help make the game more enjoyable. Maybe forsaken didn't sell as well as Activision wanted because some people, even hardcore fans of destiny decided to move on at the beginning of the year and even the promise of a heap of issues being fixed and more lore, etc wasn't enough to bring them back. Even loyalty has its limits and when those limits have been tested pretty frequently over the last few years by the festival of the cost, the dawning, curse of Osiris, etc, it's really not hard to see why some stuck to their guns and decided, no more. Activision don't like that they can put the bare minimum into making the game enjoyable and try to maximize profits and that makes players decide to leave and never come back. I thought this may be a wake up call for them but more microtransactions is going backwards. Maybe their plan now is just to squeeze the rest of the life from D2 and force out D3 early just to see if they can keep up the hype and keep us fooled, maybe they... Won't? I dunno anymore.