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10/9/2025 4:47:52 PM
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Thanks for trying
I think it is very clear that some people in Bungie are trying their hardest to keep Destiny alive after a *long* series of very bad leadership decisions have lead us to the pathetic state the game is in.
We can acknowledge that some of the developers are trying their best, while simultaneously recognising that their results are mediocre.
I can recognise effort, while not supporting my own exploitation by Bungie.
There is clear shortage of resources, and a large number of incredibly exploitive measures put into this game, as a desperate attempt to squeeze as much money and engagement from players as possible.
Think we will look back and realise this was the point of no return, hard to see how Destiny recovers from this.
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7 RepliesEdited by Obelix: 10/9/2025 7:59:16 PMYes sometimes you have to take a step back and imagine what it must be like in Bungie. Back in July they were about to release EoF and Marathon a couple months later. Fair to assume they had a scaled down vision of D2 expansion for this year as they reallocated efforts to Marathon and maybe tried avoid competition on the release window. Then Marathon alpha comes along, and feedback is mid at best, then come the artwork controversy, and now they have to completely scrap their plan and go back to work for months, meanwhile EoF miss the mark and requires work to be where it’s supposed to be. So now instead of having two games running, generating revenues. They have one hemorrhaging player by the day that requires a lot of work, while the other one is still not making any money and probably going over budget. It is a tough situation to be in and there are no easy way out, s*** load of money help but it would still take time anyway.
