So I believe planet destiny's opinions can be trusted and I just checked youtube and they speculatively confirmed the raid will be in comet. Edit 3: it seems I was a little overzealous and at the end of the video he states it's an assumption quickly after seemingly confirming without doubt early in the video. Though the point of this post still stands. What's your perception right now? But for the detail oriented this means there still is no official confirmation Bungie claims that the delay is to produce a much better quality raid. However, it's packaging with comet means it is also a marketing decision and we will have one less raid than we expected. I'm reserving judgment on the Arena for now as well as trials of Osiris, but this raises one disturbing question for me. How much of this delay is marketing and how much is really bungie working on it? We have no basis other than do we believe bungie, which they have been better about recently, but are still shaking the distrust since launch and have very little transparency still. Top that with the mountain of misinformation they never try to nip in the bud and you get a community that does not trust bungie. Right now I will not be getting comet till I've seen every inch of it and I'm stuck having already paid for HOW. Basically I'm asking what is the communities perception. Is bungie being truthful and working on the raid, but still squeezing all profit they can from us (raid behind pay wall). Or are they making a marketing decision to try to bolster comet sales due to most HOW purchases already having been finalized long ago? Edit: I don't know how much stock to put into it but I'm also seeing many people draw the conclusion that since the leak called it the arena bungie has known they wouldn't include a raid for some time Edit2: great replies! This is my first trending topic. But to be fair to bungie I want to include a little more that isn't as accusing. thanks to semi sentient and kellygreen2 for their insight. Bungie seems to have a very distinct lack of leadership and cohesion within its different departments. This makes creating a final product very difficult on time. Also from the reception of the other raids it is very plausible they wanted to make a more accessible end game content option as well as improve the raid with time. Much of destinys development schedule appears to be getting chewed up by their need to go back and fix so many of the games problems. This of course assumes bungie did chop up its content for sale, but it wasn't completed like many like to say and they have just been holding onto it. Edit4: near the top of trending for multiple days. Thank you everyone for your opinions I hope bungie takes a look so they can see how they are being perceived and hopefully change their approach. It just disappeared from trending. I don't know how the rules work for that to happen, but good run guys!