[spoiler][quote]The world clearly moves too fast for their glacial pace. No one is going to give a shit about Destiny 2 by the time it's where it should be, [b]if it ever even gets there.[/b] The pathetic speed at which updates are coming to Destiny 2 is the dying, choking breaths of a developer being propped up by a publisher with too much money. It's time for Bungie...to end.[/quote][/spoiler] I think our expectations move too fast for Bungie. I further think you’re conflating bad direction with bad design and that doing so is ignorant. I don’t mean that with malice. I think it’s easy to get caught up in frustration and use strong language, rife with condemnation, to the ends of striking a fatal blow to morale. Why we do this is beyond me, but it is becoming trite and boring. When I say bad direction, I am talking about slower movement speed, weaker weapons, simplified subclasses / load outs and all the “but this was in D1” complaints. Bungie mixed progression with regression and to disastrous consequences. It sucks and they’re working on it at what seems to be a snails pace. (Notice I said seems. I don’t know what it is like to program a game that works for hundreds of thousands of people and right out of the gate. I assume it isn’t easy and must be done slowly.) When I say poor design, I mean the framework of the game. Technically speaking, this game is marvelous. I dare anyone to find an expansive FPS game that looks this good and plays this well. Admittedly we have to divorce ourselves from our own biases when I say that. Gunplay and abilities feel great. Scenery and enemies look amazing. Most of the content is very well designed. Lastly, it works. Play Fortnite: Save the World and you’ll see glitches. You can instantly tell the difference between Triple A and otherwise when you play Save the World. To sum this up: I think it is fair to be critical of what Bungie is doing wrong, but do it constructively. To do so in such hateful terms is objectionable and doesn’t help anyone.