First off let me just say Destiny 2 feels like Destiny 1.5. While it is still a fun game once you reach endgame I find the content very lacking.. Raids + Strikes + Crucible. That is basically all the game is. Crucible needs at least a 5v5 and the ability to choose a mode rather than randomly getting thrown into a mode... All strikes can be completed within half a day which really gives it little to no replay value unless you want tokens which isn't that hard to do. However, raids are great. The satisfaction of beating a raid through communication is rewarding. So now once a player does all of these things it just becomes a matter of repeating itself until the character is maxed out. After that what am I really playing for? Crucible? Iron banner? Then what? It just becomes a waiting game for the DLCs... Another issue is the amount of patching issues I encounter trying to even play this game. I constantly get stuck at either "Finalizing..." or "1.04 Gb's Remaining..." The latest hotfix did more damage than fix. So I have to REINSTALL the game which is about 40 Gbs but even then I'm not guaranteed it will work? How were these errors so poorly looked over? Destiny 1 had similar issues when it first launched, but it was still well perceived due to the originality of the game. Destiny 2 having issues is understandable, but now you've set the standard with the first game, do you really think making a mirror copy of the first game, removing 6v6 Crucible instead of making it a separate game mode, and going through the same DLC process as the first Destiny will sit well with gamers? Because the only difference I feel between Destiny 1 and Destiny 2, is the story. I have played the first Destiny, maxed out a character but I did not purchase any of the DLCs, so pardon my ignorance. The only reason I did not purchase it was the fact that I did not want to spend extra money for content that I feel should've already been in the game. It almost feels like someone at Bungie is holding content for ransom and is just milking it out. I feel the same fate for Destiny 2. I want to love the game, but all I see are reasons to not love it.