I feel a similar way. I mean, in my opinion the literal character dialogue during the seasons is currently leaving a LOT to be desired, it feels spoon-fed and almost like it's talking down to me, like the game thinks I am not smart enough to handle slightly more complex, rich and mature exchanges. The game isn't perfect, it leaves a lot to the imagination. But I've found the "cure" for not being one of the insane people who spends all day and all night seething in hot rage about this game's very existence, is to, you know, get a life. Like, seriously. Play other games, go outside and touch literal grass, whatever it takes. A video game having flaws should not produce this white-hot shrieking fury that it does in some people. I'd almost dare to say we're approaching the realm of temporary mental illness here. Something less-than-lethal and certainly curable, but a derangement nonetheless. There's also a clear set of completely outrageous expectations that I see pretty frequently. Personally, I'd love to see Destiny take a year off after Final Shape, and for them to turn the next big expansion after that into a Destiny 3. I'd like to see them leave the oldest consoles behind and embrace the future. I'm not even thinking of or expecting any massive over-night changes as a result, but rather clearing the path ahead to remove limitation and expand the scope of the game further, down the road. In the end, I enjoy the game because I don't over-play it. I sign in once a week on Tuesdays to enjoy new story content, and then maybe once more a week for a couple hours of Crucible. That's it. Expecting ONE game and ONE game studio to produce ENDLESS content that INFINITELY hits your computer week after week at world class quality is absolutely childish. Also, I'm super excited for Baldr's Gate 3 and I can't wait to split my time between these two games. I haven't even played it yet, just waiting for the full release.