Yeah, eventually the last gen gravy train will slow to a trickle and they'll stop supporting it. They have to eventually but right now they're barely trying to pressure people and I think they're still earning enough that they haven't bothered with pressure tactics yet. But they will. As for the developers, they're hamstring by their corporate masters so they can only work with what they get. I like Destiny a lot too and yeah, there's some minor annoyances but the game at its core is solid and hopefully it'll grow into the hype they created for it. They've just done a bad job at communicating with their playerbase and a worse job dealing with their mistakes. I guess it really is a PR problem as much as anything else. Still though there are signs that there's no real competent leadership in place and that's something that really irritates me when it's a project this big that's funded this well. People are definitely impatient, there's no flaws in that statement but I think it's also fair to reasonably criticize some of the problems that have happened here. I don't personally think it's all or nothing, I have a lot of other hobbies besides gaming but I do really want this game to be as good as I think it can be in the right hands.

Yeah you are very right. I too hold bungie to a high standard seeing as they advertise high quality. And as you said I'm also waiting for it to grow into what they promised. As far as the impatient comment goes I didn't mean that directly toward you but more as a general statement to the community. The way I see it is a lot of these guys have spent upwards of 800 hours playing since launch and I see where they are coming from saying there's not enough stuff to do but that is just so much time did they not think they were going to hit a wall at some point?