Nowhere in there does it state (or even hint) that a sequel is unsure. The game's been out for a little over two weeks. There's a couple things you can take to the bank about Activision and Destiny. 1: They've invested a lot of money in Destiny, and they've already recouped their investment on the first day. In business, that's a pretty big win in and of itself. That means - everything afterwards is profit. How many people are buying the game that don't even check reviews, or read the forums? 2: Bungie is still one of the best game development studios around, and if anyone can make this into the game it should have been at launch, it's them. 3: Bungie is contractually obligated to support this product for years, and put out DLCs and content expansion packs during that time. They're also not stupid, and they're listening to fan feedback. A ship at speed doesn't turn on a dime, though - it'll take a little while for it to happen. 4: There's also a DLC scheduled for this year. That's not in the contract, that means either the contract was renegotiated, or Bungie/Activision knew this wasn't enough content at launch and has resolved to put in more content before Christmas. That's also profit, because it'll put Destiny back in the news around the prime selling time for Christmas. In short, you're being alarmist and putting words in an article that simply aren't there. I'm not big on Destiny (right now) and am disappointed in it, but I think the framework for a fantastic game is here, and it will continue to grow into the game it should be over time. World of Warcraft and Eve Online weren't built in a day nor any other big budget game that's required regular content updates.