It's Luke smith, how can anyone really expect him to know what he is actually doing. Hmm, did they just wright off characters like they were nothing in Halo? I don't seem to recall any characters that were an intrest in Halo just thrown in the trash.

if there was something compelling to do with the exo in d2 why the hell would they want everyone to know? remember the best secret in the game to date? black spindle was their greatest triumph, imagine if they could pull that off with story

This is so melodramatic. I promise the last thing I'll be thinking about while playing Destiny 2's story is the damn stranger unless me and my fire team are laughing at people who spending that time thinking about the exo stranger. lol

I don't really care that much about the exo stranger but if they get rid of the whole reef and awoken characters I'll be pissed

Bungie is very disconnected from their community. Due to all the secrecy / lack of transparency, they are stuck in this self assuring bubble. Folks like Cozmo are the very few that seem to see any direct feedback- and everything else is purely one way rather than a discussion. Even with the PR folks, discussion itself is very rare (generally either heavily/entirely scripted or a single answer with a 'share your thoughts' comment at the end). Now don't get me wrong, it is good to see the occasional reply. But there used to be legitimate discussions. I understand Bnet is not exactly conductive to a reasonable discussion, but I suppose I just feel like stopping there means they really aren't looking very hard. I would implore folks at Bungie to actually gather thoughts from folks. Try to find reasonable individuals and probe them a little. Different perspectives are wonderful things. And given how often such large chunks of the community agree on negative issues, it just seems like it would he prudent for the developers to not work in an isolated bubble. Many folks in the community complain and either do not offer a solution or have a ridiculously poorly thought out one. And while that's a shame, it's still feedback. Less valuable, but it conveys a feeling. An important one. I've strayed from the topic of the story a bit, but player feedback and interaction still ties to it for the most part. Bungie folks should not make such self assured claims in light of so much player feedback to the contrary. There's no way Bungie is unaware that it was pretty unanimous that Destiny had terrible storytelling and that their base game characters were annoying and 2D. To double down on that and say it was all intentional though? It really does fly in the face of player feedback. Tremendously. It reminds me of Mass Effect 3. Bioware refusing to fix their terrible ending due to 'artistic integrity.' But while these games are most certainly art, the artistic integrity should not trump (bad phone- don't try to capitalize that word in this context!) a good experience for the end user. I could go on but I fear I'll just drone. But the key takeaways are there. They are disconnected. They need to get more feedback. And most of all, while they should certainly exercise their own judgement in what feedback to take in, they really should be working from a 'lean forward' stance rather than making their default answer 'No' to so many concerns... like this.

Based on who people guesses who she was in the grimoir. She actually has been impacting the vex story line heavily. Now shes just irrelevant. Rediculous. I really wanted to know more about her

She's not in D2 bud