Let's be honest, the remainder of this year is f#cked. Bungie - Your feedback loop in collecting player comments, data from the servers, to the time we see fixes..............is way too slow for 10-13 week seasons. And it's probably losing you more money than you think you're gaining. If you look at Destiny & Bungie's history, feedback to change has always been slow. And hey, that's fine for players who understand fixing shit takes time. Adults don't expect overhauls to the game to occur every week, and know that glitches and exploits are taken care of relatively quickly. If you look at the history of the franchise going back to D1 launch, MAJOR changes occur every 4-6 months from when players start complaining. Fine, Destiny's feedback loop means we get massive improvements 2-3 times a year. Most reasonable people will look at the timeline and understand that these things take time, as well as producing content. Here's the problem: That timeline means you completely ignore entire seasons. In the time it takes to roll out a major improvement, 2 and even 3 seasons may pass before we get substantial improvements. And here is why that means you're losing business: Season of the Undying - launched in conjunction with Shadowkeep and had issues of it's own. Shadowkeep is considered a yearly release and has it's own bullshit (armor 2.0, champion system), but Undying lasted 10 weeks. And the issues were NEVER even approached......... like arc battery, crap ass rewards for the Vex Offensive etc. Season of the dawn rolls around, and all the Shadowkeep issues carried over (armor affinity, horrible rolls, lack of XP from activities, no rewards for playlists). Then SoD has it's own issues like the seasonal mod slot, void battery, COUNTLESS glitches, currency issues. And because SoD is ending soon, none of that will be fixed. So we're heading to a 3rd season. Shadowkeep issues are most likely scheduled to be fixed now. It's 5 months later, so armor 2.0, XP for activities, armor rolls are at the forefront of complaints. But Undying and Dawn were never addressed and just ignored. For people who enjoy Destiny, but get irritated by the slow progress & lack of feedback communication, that means there will be people who just stop playing (we see that in the daily numbers). Less people = less reason to play with friends. Less people = less reason to buy individual DLCs. Smaller playerbase = smaller reasons for new people to jump in and get suckered into Eververse. Less communication on your part = more reason for players to look at upcoming games and only return when something significant comes out. In all honesty, your feedback loop needs to match the content loop. If you can't improve the game within 4-6 months, then content should match that. By rolling out 10 week FOMO fueled content, and not being able to support those 10 weeks with changes, it doesn't give the appearance you're working on improvements. The DLC model of prior years, at least matched the feedback loop (well, aside from the Christmas DLC releases of Crota's End and Curse of Osiris which both didn't have enough time for a proper feedback loop). But usually your spring DLC made improvements. Your big fall releases always came through with major changes. But the 10-13 week concepts are not matching your improvement schedules. For next year, just scrap the seasonal content idea. I know you look at this as losing money by not having incoming content all year round........ but quality over quantity is what always brought lapsed players back. Not the current cycle of content