Nah Tyson is game director. Pete pretty much just allocated resources and messed with the dev teams priorities. The portal, Mythic bullet sponges, idiotic modifiers, and the power grind was all greenlit by Tyson Green who is basically dunning-kreuger incarnate and should never direct another media product ever again 😶

[url=https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-dunning-kruger-effect-isnt-what-you-think-it-is/]The Dunnin Kruger Effect isn't what you think it is.[/url] Credit: Scientific American 1. It's statistically rare... speaking to the idea that someone is so dumb they don't realize it. 2. Competency isn't individually judged nor determined in a vacuum. I'm not saying it never happens, people ascending rank, position... above their merit and stature. We know that everyone hated PP. We have anecdotes per his character and his mismanagement. We're experiencing the consequences of it. O'Donnell has gone on the record in saying PP wasn't really integral to any of Bungie's major successes. And Sony showed him the door. The same can't be said for Tyson. His fellow devs have always said good things about Green. And Sony kept him. 😇👍💠

[quote]O'Donnell has gone on the record in saying PP wasn't really integral to any of Bungie's major successes. And Sony showed him the door.[/quote] He wasn't "Shown The Door", he pulled his blue parachute and bailed,leaving everyone to clean up his mess He didn't have to face any consequences for his mismanagement, and walked with enough money to buy has many cars has he wants And the way the western games industry works now, failure doesn't prevent you from being promoted or hired, I wouldn't be surprised if he gets an upper management position at Ubisoft or somewhere

[quote][url=https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-dunning-kruger-effect-isnt-what-you-think-it-is/]The Dunnin Kruger Effect isn't what you think it is.[/url] Credit: Scientific American 1. It's statistically rare... speaking to the idea that someone is so dumb they don't realize it. 2. Competency isn't individually judged nor determined in a vacuum. I'm not saying it never happens, people ascending rank, position... above their merit and stature. We know that everyone hated PP. We have anecdotes per his character and his mismanagement. We're experiencing the consequences of it. O'Donnell has gone on the record in saying PP wasn't really integral to any of Bungie's major successes. And Sony showed him the door. The same can't be said for Tyson. His fellow devs have always said good things about Green. And Sony kept him. 😇👍💠[/quote] Being so dumb you don't know that you're dumb would be considered mentally challenged. That's an extreme example. Dunning-Kruger is more so used when someone overestimate their ability in a specific area. Tyson Greens understanding of balancing difficulty, player engagement, and gear acquisition is tragically lacking and he thought because he worked at Bungie so long, that he understood what was best for the game. He can be quoted saying "its actually easier to reinvent the wheel" in an Edge of Fate interview and the way he talks about core game updates being something that can be considered part of an expansions value was the first red flag. I'm sure he's a nice person, but that's not what I was getting at. His incompetence has led to the worst player drop off and engagement in the games history. And we thought Luke Smiths bad decisons couldn't be topped. Tyson Green needs to step down. He doesn't understand Destiny 2 or its players and ignored YEARS of lessons learned. It's a shame they removed Scott Taylor from working on Destiny and have him as a general manager for Marathon. I don't even know what current dev could whip the game back into shape.

Read the article. It's a modern peer review of the original study misrepresented for years. Again, it's statistically extremely rare. And if Tyson has gotten nothing but accolades his entire career. Luke Smith led this game from tTK and through Forsaken. Those are the facts. Oh, I'm hoping it's Casey Hudson. I hope Sony brings him on to share game lead. 😇👍💠

[quote]Read the article. It's a modern peer review of the original study misrepresented for years. Again, it's statistically extremely rare. And if Tyson has gotten nothing but accolades his entire career. Luke Smith led this game from tTK and through Forsaken. Those are the facts. Oh, I'm hoping it's Casey Hudson. I hope Sony brings him on to share game lead. 😇👍💠[/quote] I did. It's used elsewhere in the way calling someone the dreaded R word is, when they do something stupid with hubris also being a factor. The point here, is that someone with many accolades in something can still make mistakes and overestimate their ability to perform in a field they THINK they'll excel in. Clearly those accolades didn't avert Tyson Greens colossal -blam!- up. Again, he ignored the many lessons learned and pushed his vision forward and the game will not recover this time judging by player engagement stats. I dont think he's stupid or bad at everything but he is not Destiny director material. He thought reinventing the wheel was easier and blundered hard. That's the core of what I'm saying. Don't know who Casey Hudson and will have to look into their work. I miss Destiny having a bright future and just want someone who's in touch and consults with the community more.

You know who Casey Hudson is... KoTOR Dragon Age Mass Effect You should research who Tyson Green is... Halo Forge mode. Halo Firefight Lol, I'm giving away the trivia answer for the topic I just posted, you should read that too. Halo through Reach mission designer. He also led for most of the Final Shape. 😇👍💠 Destiny Design has always been iterative... this is what that looks like under extreme duress.