Bungie and Activision announced a split in January 2019 and fully parted ways after Season of Opulence as everyone is aware. Few months before the announcement they confirmed partnership with NetEase and a new game: Matter was leaked. It doesn't take a genius to figure out that the current seasonal content we're playing isn't Bungie's priority, no matter how much Bungie lie that it is. I find it hard to believe seasonal content would take priority over: 1. Eververse 2. The big Fall/ Autumn expansion 3. Destiny 3 4. Matter Ever since the split happened before Shadowkeep, Destiny has been abysmal top to bottom with a few possibly decent bits. Yet what sucks about the whole thing is that not everyone agreed till months later that the clearly new scummy Bungie is bad. As soon as Shadowkeep released, it was easy to tell that Destiny is in a spot it hasn't been in before where there was tons of content to do and none of it mattered (expressed by YouTubers such as Datto) Eververse receives more content than any other area of the game. The lies such as "renewed focus on PvP" and "we don't want Trials to be half baked" have distressed a lot of the fanbase. Announcements of weapon retirement have already seen a large decrease in player count and it's only gonna go down hill from there. So is Destiny better or worse than years previous because in my opinion, shared by many other people, Bungie are dealing with too much simultaneously and it isn't helping with player population or player engagement and it sure as hell isn't easy on the overworked team that just do what the higher ups tell them. Luke Smith did say the Annual Pass (which was great for £30 imo) was too much work on the Bungie team. Yet they went along with another one anyway. Thoughts?