Good feedback gets ignored, because a lot of the playerbase actually has NO idea what they are talking about...which kinda contradicts it being good feedback doesn't it. You rummage through this forum on a regular basis, and you can see nonsense left and right. They've also directly stated before that they still look on here, they just don't say anything cause on here specifically it just gets them crap. There's also NUMEROUS changes they've made towards the health of the game that people love to overlook because a single point of bad feedback gets highlighted by the community and is the only way you can exist with upvotes on here anymore when you post. This place sucks for EVERYBODY. And I'm pretty sure they've talked about having their eyes on divinity for awhile. They didn't just start collecting data as soon as that guy started talking and then roll out a patch in a month. They've explained their process for nerfing and buffing things and typically these are thought about SEASONS in advance. They've had what...2 years with divinity existing on raid teams, I think that's enough time to collect data and for the topic being so on fire...to finally deliver what they believe is the solution (good or bad). And see...here's the difference between tether and divinity. Tether is a super that only increases your damage, divinity increases your damage and let's you BYPASS a bosses hitboxes for an easier time. Divinity breaks the value of weapons, tether just enhances them being used properly. I remember people justifying to me that release thundercrash was perfectly fine being the weakest single use super in the game by a landslide because it could charge quickly if you used insurmountable skullfort. Luckily they listened to my feedback about how stupid that is and made changes in almost the exact way I asked for it by consistently justifying it's lackluster nature by itself. There's SO much -blam!- I straight up made post after post about that bungie listened to (ok, not exactly me, but others of a similar mind) and that's how I know they listen when it's not just nonsense that somebody can logically back up. I say wrong stuff too, but I don't highlight only them making changes I disagree with. And if it ends up not being favorable to players, they can always make changes to the game to accommodate the lack of divinity...which would ultimately do more for the game than just leaving divinity as is. The game has problems that divinity circumvents. I can't stress enough how many people would rather just keep the band aid over a real fix. Just like with auto reloading back in year 1 because people don't like change. I apologize for being rude, but a LOT of people tend to lean towards pointing fingers and it gets old.