I'd like to clarify that the blame isn't majorly on the community. The reason we are the way we are is because of how tone deaf Bungie is. I scroll through the forums and see nothing but passionate players wanting things to change. It saddens me to see such a fanbase that wants this game to prosper, but inevitably there'll come a time where it all will end. But the worst part is, it's not the developers that are fully at fault either. Prismatic Hunter being pay to win for crucible. Exotic class items taking so long to address to elongate play time. Checkmate and all the crucible changes being in vain. Episodic models being brought forward to inspire false hope of a refresh. All these sly acts throughout both PvE and PvP cause the community to lash out. The developers see all our complaints and wish they could do more, but are forced to disappoint because management won't allow them to provide. Bungie has only lasted this long by falling back onto companies that will pay a "get out of jail" card. Activision and Sony are the only reasons Destiny has lasted as long as it has. The only reasons why the game didn't fall under during Curse of Osiris and Lightfall is because of the backing they had. Even still, they are still faltering and becoming complacent with the second and third chances they've been granted. Because they're still banking on the fact that their community will stick by them just because of the little they've done. If they don't, their back up plan is relying on Sony. But it's too late. Both the community and Sony have seen the game they're playing. But that fact alone is why Bungie's name has been tarnished beyond repair. The community won't forgive them, and Sony unfortunately has stepped in too late. It's been a hell of a 10 years. More curses than blesses. Bungie doesn't deserve us. Their wealth has been based off of sheer luck and blind faith. I hate to say it, but let them rot. I wish all the best for the developers and fanbase whose voices were left to be ignored by upper management. Most of all to the developers who suffered the most dire of consequences.