Although a season is 10$, and I wasn't expecting too much content out of it, it did not make me want to play. I like the feeling of the game, but I've been playing less and less. What I liked: 1. armor changes. What I didn't like: 1. season pass ranks does not fit with a game like destiny. I'm expecting bungie to define new industry trends, not to follow bad trends from free to play games. 2. Make the game either free to play or not at all free. This kind of free to play is not working. It probably made the player numbers go up, but didn't bungie say they were going to focus on its core player base? This feels like a step backwards for that promise. 3. Eververse needs to get less attention from bungie. I'd rather pay more upfront for the game/updates and get more items from playing than from just paying for said items. [u]Buying cosmetics is not fun. Earning cosmetics from game play is fun.[/u] 4. More communication is needed from bungie. We know you're listening, but that's not enough anymore. We need to know what's the status of some critical issues like for example, what's going to happen with pvp? When are changes to pvp being implemented? What does "renewed focus on pvp" mean? What are the long term plans for destiny franchise? Please consider increasing the communication with the community until the game is in its best state possible. 5. Lack of flexibility for implementing fixes/nerfs/buffs/changes in the game. 6. Feeling that destiny is constantly on a testing stage. We need bungie to step up and finally create a product that THEY feel is a final product. Enough with testing new stuff constantly. Enough with trying to make everyone happy. Make your game the way you want and let me decide whether I like it or not. 7. [u][b]No more FOMO tactics, please.[/b][/u] Maybe some of the issues I pointed out are not specifically related with the season per se, but they ultimately hurt all the content. I like the game. I just don't like to enough anymore for it to be one of my hobbies. I'll pick it up once in a while, until I feel I got left behind.