Bungie Says It 'Missed the Mark' with Destiny 2's Lightfall Expansion, Despite Commercial Success

Lightfall (or the accompanying season) really addressed some of my biggest issues with the game. The campaign itself might not be very good, but overall, I'm happy with the changes, primarily the mod system, especially for champions, and the increased difficulty for strikes.

Same lip service they give every time.

I played Destiny 2 again recently after a considerable break - and I turned it off within a couple of hours. SO MANY different new currencies, so many changes to the mechanics. And am I imagining this or has a huge chunk of the old content been deleted? I ask because a lot of the newer lore doesn't seem to make a whole lot of sense. Kind of like watching Return of the Jedi without seeing Empire first.
Its just not newbie friendly anymore and that is a killer when it comes to your game's future. Time has come for a Destiny 3 guys.

Somehow people on this site will blame sony for it...wait and see.

I've tried to get back into Destiny 2 as a few others have said here it's very hard for new or returning players to get into it as the story makes no sense because a pot of it is missing.

Bungie will listen to feedback and improve on things if needed.

I haven't played Destiny 2 in ages, but good to see it is still going strong 👍🏻

I miss simplicity of Destiny 1.

I was done with Bungie after they stole dlc from me that I paid for rather than put out Destiny 3.

After becoming an advocate for The Southern Poverty Law Center and Black Lives Matter I’m done buying/playing anything Bungie puts out.

I've been playing Destiny since the D1 alpha, and i can honestly say I've never seen it like this before! It's got to the point where there are so many bugs in the game that everytime bungie tries to fix them, they end up adding 10 new bugs. The new light journey is not great at all! I recently helped my nephew through all the campaigns and grind, and i will say that it doesn't do the job its supposed to do.
Lightfall's story was just a mash of things that raised more questions than answers. The changes they made to the quality of life side, while some being good, the majority weren't great. The mod system is very lackluster, and a lot of the newer mods have incresed energy to use when bungie said they would cost less.
For me, bungie need to take the game offline and use new servers, as i think that would solve a lot of the issues, and potentially make bungies life easier in the long run.