Bungie sure know how to make the moves or say things they need when I DLC IS INCOMING.

Yeah we all heard that C R A P before, next season start soon and all those promises and what's coming appears, .

Funny how huge improvements come in the last season of the worst year in D2. Then the biggest in the fall expansion. True to form, trying to secure pre orders for Fall. I'll be honest, I'm a big fan, I play my heart out but I'm no idiot, this is nothing short of patterned behavior to sell another big DLC. What, last year we got Menagerie, which boosted confidence for Shadowkeep. Theres a ton of people that will fall for it... a lot of new people. I almost deleted this game off my console this season because of how poorly this is being handled. Too much time passes to address glitches and sandbox updates. Too many nerfs, too much focus on Eververse... it's almost like nobody cares... for months...sometimes for up to a year. I'm not ever going to preorder anything Destiny related again, Forskaen was the last time and even then, it didnt deserve it. Promise all you want, Destiny has turned into this overly grindy time-sink that provides sometimes nothing in return. The basic vendors in the game havent had anything new to offer for longer than I can actually remember without researching an actual date... Anyway, glad there is some positive conversation but it almost doesn't mean anything to me anymore since this happens every time yall need to sell something. Like, GD, Destiny could be amazing, but yall drop the ball nearly every time it has an opportunity to bounce. I know, board members are concerned about their returns, and then theres the game director... Captian Contradiction himself who cant seem to draw a definitive line between his "glory days" of WoW and the future of Destiny... as if they are even remotely in the same f*cking galaxy as one another. Anyway, point is...no pre order, need new management that projects better business practices aimed at the customer (not an investment board), and better response time within the Destiny universe. I'm not say saying anything that hasn't been said before, but I'm finally, personally, getting tired of the BS.

And so the cycle continues. For those unaware, we are now at the stage where... ...Player numbers are dropping, the game is in a woeful state, player sentiment is hitting new lows, a new expansion is on the horizon, so Bungo are promising all sorts of changes in the future. And most likely it will slightly improve, then it won't, it will regress, rinse repeat. Bungo the Transparent, the dev that cried wolf.

Picking weeds in Animal Crossings is more fun than anything you can do in this game... not joking

[quote]Each Season we will deliver an aspirational pursuit for armor. We haven’t done this consistently in Destiny 2.  This armor will come from activities, not the Season Pass nor Eververse.  As an example: We removed the Eververse Armor from Season 11 and itemized it into an aspirational activity, because this is the right thing to do for the game.[/quote] [b]Thank you[/b]

Maybe if you're going to do Guardian Games again next year you could tie laurels to specific daily weapon kills, rather than abilities? We're all using Titans to min-max laurel generation...

Sling us some silver, WTF.

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All these sound great. Stuff we’ve been asking for and I for one am happy to hear our feedback being answered with a yes.

Still not improve raid exotic RNG I got all exotic I not enjoyed it

Better 👍

Amazing

Not every PvE player enjoys raids. Make sure there’s a new dungeon and a few new strikes to do please. Hope the story is good too.

Good twab but bungie understand that no one cares about the guardian games event at this point

This twab is unexceptionable. How the hell am I to feed my emo-emus with you giving muh shit away?👿👿👿

Can you add it to where we can change the color of exotic weapons like we can exotic armor too

I’m excited for the changes. Thank you for realizing some of these things and moving to change them.

Finally, changes we're asking for. So you can talk the talk, but will you walk the walk