The gaming industry just isn't what it used to be. There are far more issues with reliability, transparency, honesty, etc. How many hyped games have been pushed back only to turn out to be flops? Of course, it can't be ignored that this can be attributed to how massive the industry has become, meaning tons of red tape, more greed, stressful deadlines, bad hires, etc. Bungie no longer has the freedom to be casual and open with their community, and have to take a more robotic, corporate approach to practically everything they say and do. Crimson Days will more than likely be next, then we'll probably have an old raid brought up to current Light for the April update. We'll be lucky if we get Destiny 2 in 2017. All we can do is hope it isn't a repeat of vanilla.