If it improves communication then it is a good thing. I fear that though the messenger has changed, the "message" will not. Lets be honest, real information from Bungie has been rarer than a G-horn drop. Enough hype, enough vague assurances, enough kicking the can down the road. We do not need the keys to the kingdom, however we do need to believe that the kingdom REALLY exists. Again, lets be honest. Destiny "ruled the roost" last year mainly because there was NO COMPETITION from new AAA title franchises. Well, 2015 is different. Halo 5, Fallout 4? New, established, AAA title franchise GAMES for $60. Destiny "expansion", $40. Well, the only way to decide if TTK is worth purchasing is to know what it REALLY contains for that $40. Do we know? No, because other than vague assurances and PR hype we have been told nothing. Bits and pieces over weeks at a time may sound good to Activision marketing, but mature consumers are unimpressed. Give me a reason to choose TTK! Give me a reason to buy it day one versus waiting until after I have played Halo 5 and Fallout 4!