Bungie, something has to change. You clearly prioritize Eververse over many other things that would greatly benefit your game. These are things that we as players, would rather have than an Eververse update every season: A vendor refresh (since Forsaken!) Strike specific loot Faction rallies Anti-cheat Trials Weekly-raid Making raids replayable by offering rewards even after the first completion of the week Post-game rewards screen All armor able to be used as ornaments No elemental affinities on armor 2.0 The ability to acquire bounties in the director Auto-dismantle blues Bug fixes - getting kicked by error codes needs to go Load time fixes Dedicated servers: the crucible experience is a laggy mess An actual sandbox update to pvp (shift the meta) Controller sensitivity options Recoil adjustment on console An actual interesting exotic Rewarding activities Black loading screen (please the white is blinding) Stop focusing on eververse so much and actually focus on things that will make your game more enjoyable. Edit: While there is a free to play version of the game, d2 is not technically free to play because Bungie sells 30-40 dollar dlc. Many players already paid for the content that is now free. Most concurrent players have bought expansions. D2 is monetized as a free to play game when in reality it’s not. Edit 2: I’m not saying abandon eververse. Obviously Bungie needs to make money and now they don’t have the support of activision. However, eververse gets a refresh every season along with seasonal events and we don’t get one of the things mentioned above. I argue if your game is in a better state, people will be more willing to buy micro transactions. Right now I don’t buy anything because I don’t support the system. Edit 3: I'm not saying to add all of these features. Bungie can't do that. However, we haven't even gotten one of these. With Eververse getting an update every season, they could easily have a vendor refresh once and put in a bounties tab in it's place. Edit 4: This is why Destiny 1 year 3 was better than Destiny 2 year 3. Destiny 1 had far less content but most of it had a purpose. Strikes had specific loot and were replayable. There was a weekly raid that offered unique rewards. There was a vendor refresh so we got to explore a new loot pool. Pvp was still better than it is now. Trials offered an endgame and more replayability for pvp players. Bungie, it's about [b]QUALITY OVER QUANTITY[/b].