Well, if you were to pick the one thing gamers complained about the most when it came to vanilla Destiny, imo, it would be the story. If the story hadn't been locked away, out of game, don't you suppose Destiny would have rated higher than an average 6/10 on most review sites. And that avg 6/10 actually cost Bungie bonus money. So if the entire gaming community complains about the lack of in game lore, are Bungie wrong to address that complaint? And in addressing that complaint, is it fair to sacrifice / reduce the salaries of the writers of Destiny lore, or should the writers just volunteer the time and energy it takes to right the Book of Sorrows? The greatness of the grimoire lore of Destiny was only born out of the hard work of My name is Byf, and other content creators. They spent the time bringing it to the masses and doing their best to explain it to people, who sadly were just too lazy to read it for themselves. And to be clear, it's common knowledge today, that the original, in game, Destiny story got cut up and mangled when the main writer left, due to the top brass at Activision not liking it. If it hadn't happened the way it did, and more lore/ coherent story was, "in game," the exploration of the grimoire would have been less, imo.