15 hours a week on average, give or take a few hours here or there. That's how much I play, sometimes a little more, sometimes a lot less. And with about a month left in the season, I am comfortably farming up specific rolls on weapons, finishing off some quests, and going back to things I missed in seasons past. The only activities I have never messed with in D2 are Raids, and comp. Raids because I just don't have that much interest, and comp, well, I have just had better things to do. Though I think my friends and I are going to try to rank up next season. My season pass is at 115. I have a few more quests to do, but they don't expire, so I am in no rush. I finish the catalysts as I feel like it. I did the IB quest, I am somewhere around Heroic in my Valor, no real Gambit this season, and in the past I kind of petered out on Reckoning and Menagerie simply because I got what I wanted and kind of moved on. Might revisit in the future, but the bottom line here: In any given season, I have plenty to do, and more than enough time to do it. All with 15 hours or less play time in a week. My point? Seasonal content works. It is a constant flow of new-ish things to do and acquire. It allows me to keep working on old quests, and it keeps me interested enough in the pew-pew aspect of Destiny. Content, or content release schedule is not one of the problems that D2 has. Sorry, but it just isn't. And we are wasting time trying to change that. -blam!- about things that aren't going to change, and quite frankly don't need to. What we need, what is missing from D2, and has been since D1. Quality of life updates that address core deficiencies with the game. We NEED better inventory management. We NEED better ways to use the collections. We NEED some kind of knock list for the rolls and gear we acquire. And we NEED more synergy between the game activities. And we NEED reasons to use the things we acquire. More than just a power level bump. I have 13 Line in the Sands in my vault or on my character. All of them are "good", most of them are good enough. But without any real way to compare them, to really see what I have, they are just sitting there, waiting for my daily "meh, I don't need this I guess" purge, only to end up with 5 more rolls trying to get the "perfect" roll. I have a ton of materials and tokens. Yet I haven't masterworked 1 piece of armor, and MW guns is just a side activity. Why? Because I am not going to see the difference between energy level 7 and energy level 10 without spending a bunch of time min maxing, as opposed to playing. Why? Because it is so clunky to switch back and forth between slots, mods, gear etc that it would waste more time than I am willing to spend in a session. And seeing as I am getting through all of the content I go for, why bother? There is nothing that spending that time is going to give me, except maybe a slightly faster time doing X activity for the 100th time. We don't need more gear, or more weapons. We need a better way to utilize those items. One core set of armor, with base stats, that are modified based on what we want to do. How we want it to look. We need a perk knock list on weapons, that unlocks with each combination we find. So that I don't need my 10th better devils. But I might need 20 to unlock the perk combo that I want. Weapons and armor need a "finished" state. Seasonal gear specifically. RNG works when the loot pool remains relatively constant. Not so much when you keep adding basically the same gear with slightly different stats. How many killclip outlaw guns do you really need? The collection should be a list of gear with all of the perks grayed out. And each time we find one, it unlocks. So we can "collect" all of the perks and then be able to pull whatever roll we want, whenever we want. The "grind" will be just as lengthy, but it will be finite. Opening the door for new gear, and having us end up in the same or better place as we do now. This week, when I get my fractaline. I will be able to generate enough gear to get the last few rolls I want. I guarantee it. Why not let me collect that ability over the course of the season, have me lock in my "god" roll, and let that be my fixed roll in the collection moving forward. That way, the season means something. It is the time to collect and create the gear we want for the future. And when it is done, we move on to the next thing. Able to grab our "perfect" gear whenever. Without it clogging up the vault. Put the hoard modes into a rotating playlist. This week it is Menagerie, next week The Forges, etc. Tune the bounties to those things, or maybe make it a playlist with one or two. The reason they feel so pointless at times, is because there is no limit on when they can be done. Anyway, I don't think there is a content problem with Destiny. Just an organizational problem with activities and gear. **Edit** I don't play 15 hours EVERY week. But there are weeks where I will play every night before I go to sleep, especially in the winter. Some good points being made. I still believe the seasonal model is better, but that is just an opinion.