Destiny’s not really a multi class system. It works in other mmos because they work on the holy trinity (tank heal and dps classes) whereas destiny has the concept of the holy trinity, but it’s never required to actually complete anything. As it stands now you could run the newest dungeon with spectral blades, stormcaller and hammers with little to no issues. More subclasses perhaps, such as stasis, but classes seem fine at the moment. It’s a “would I like more? Yes, is it needed? No.” Type of deal. New enemies are on the horizon (the pyramid ship enemies) we just likely have to wait until 2022 (light fall) to actually fight them. It sucks, and I hope we at least get a couple darkness enemies as bosses in between now and then, but that’s just how the Destiny story works. We know they exist because of the lore. Which leads me to my other point, community. While this forum might be the most toxic place since Chernobyl, the community as a whole (especially the active community) was ranked as the best gaming community for a reason. Go to r/Destinylore and find someone acting they do here. You don’t. Even those who hate the game are constructive and don’t hate on bungie because they still love the lore. Same goes for the Sherpa community I’m apart of. Just the top 5 have helped we’ll over 10,000 people clear their first raids. The raid race community is always trying to take redeems world first runs, but only in true sportsmanship. Wanting others to share the glory of worlds first instead of blindly hating clan redeem. Once you navigate off this site and find a friendly discord or Facebook group, you will have a 1000% better experience in Destiny 2. Lastly vaulting and sunsetting are both mmo mechanics. Specifically both have been used in some sense for WoW content. While there is a (very) vocal minority that’s threatening to leave with vaulting and sunsetting, this was also a threat we heard in D1’s taken king when guns like Gjallarhorn were sunset. The reality is once this actively takes place, most players will just move onto new guns and accept it (as they did in D1) and very few will notice the vaulted content outside of the directory as they were never going there to begin with. Luke Smith gave us the numbers, there were .3% of the populations (roughly 3000 people) playing Y1 Warmind content last season. Meanwhile, Warmind content takes up roughly 5% of the game. I understand people being upset about content leaving, but the fact is barely anyone was playing it. It’s better off being taken out and reworked than left to rot in the game.