New PVE content simply takes longer (more man-hours) to create. Destiny's only sources of revenue for year two so far have been PVP-based "special events" that raise real money through silver sales and that could be quickly thrown together with little relative effort to keep their cash flowing. As long as people continue to spend real money on these things, there will be no actual real content added to Destiny. For all of the Bungie worshipers that blame Activision for the current state of affairs, it was Bungie that failed to honor its contractual obligations with respect to new Destiny content; they bit off more than they could chew and could not produce content in the manner that their contract required; yes, Bungie could not do what it signed-up to do for whatever reasons. [i]Bungie[/i] suggested to Activision that Special Events and Silver sales would provide similar profits with a lot less work and Activision allowed Bungie to try this scheme. The question now is, have they become too complacent and/or lazy to even try to continue the Destiny vision that the original contract laid-out for us all? Or in other words, if profits meet forecasts based on micro-transactions with a lot less work than would be required for a true game expansion, will they ever do a true game expansion?