Maybe it's just utter shock that a lazy budget tier dress seller actually managed to fix something that hurts the players for once. Although I think your 'bar so low' is closer to the truth. I'd add in a few sprinkles of 'addicts are idiots' too.

We have a word for them, sycophants.

Order out of chaos. They create the chaos then look like the heroes when they fix it. Welcome to the NWO.

Yes because they're complete lemmings that arent capable of making intelligent thought processes. Thanking them for fixing problems they created....this is why so many including myself uninstalled this game. This would also explain why theres so many players in D1 both new and old.

It’s like thanking someone for punching you once today, because normally they punch you twice and kick your leg.

Yes, either they are being paid or happy with mediocrity...

I’m gonna uninstall my game and call it quits actually

It's because they want emblems.

Does anyone say “thank you” anyway when you’re doing your best and fail? Or do they crap on you because they think they can do the job better (Never having done the job or what it takes to do it)? Don’t be that Karan yelling at someone knowing you can’t do better.

Agreed. I will not be buying LightFall until I see what we get, how long the activities are, what people think of it, what changes the new mod system brings (or takes away) and how broken it will ship. The DLC is considerably over priced compared to other games and I can buy multiple older AAA titles that have the bugs worked out for less than this single one.

Bungie as a whole? No. If the people who pushed a broken update are the same people who 'fixed' the problem (read: required a rollback), also no. You don't get praise for cleaning up your own mess. That's kind of expected of you in most situations. But if they're NOT the same people, the people who worked their butts off fixing someone else's mistake gets praise. Everyone else does not.

I thank them. They were transparent at TWAB 1/26/23. That is something I appreciate. [i]"Earlier this week, we released Hotfix 6.3.0.5. Shortly after, reports came in that many Triumphs, Seals, and catalysts were missing. We discovered that the issue was caused when some currently incompletable EDZ and Nessus Triumphs were moved from Forsaken into the archived Triumphs section. To make that change, we used a tool that can move player state from one location to another in the player’s account. This tool is very powerful but requires careful and cautious handling. Due to a configuration error, we accidentally re-ran an older state migration process used for the Beyond Light release. As a result, we ended up re-copying old data from before Beyond Light into the current configuration, essentially undoing certain aspects of player progression since then. Once we identified that the issue resulted in a loss of player state, we took the game down and rolled back the player database while we investigated how to remove the dangerous change from the build. Last night we constructed a patch for 6.3.0.5 that removed the specific change that was causing the issue, tested it, and deployed it to live."[/i] Whatever happens with Destiny (2) is not a development issue - it's a management issue. Developers are just "ordinary" employees, doing what they are told. I can't blame them but I blame those few in charge with unrealistic expectations and greedy agendas; but they are out of reach. At the end of the day it's just a game and all I can do is vote with my wallet. That's my liberty.