Little late to the party I know but only just realised that my progress in Destiny 1 is all for nothing as far as Destiny 2 is concerned seeing as I completed a lot of stuff after the August data migration. I cant be the only one to have this issue. Well, I am not, my wife and best friend are the same. I got D1 at release then stopped playing until last October when I got the collection version with all the DLC and that was when I got the wife playing. We played a load and then moved on to other things for a while. The migration came and went without us realising then we rushed the core of D1 so that we could start D2. Unfortunately when loading in my character I didnt get all the backstory I hoped for as we hadnt completed enough of D1 by migration. My mate had D1 early doors too but only about 6 weeks ago got the Rise of Iron DLC. The wife and I started new characters and have walked him through the game from the very start again and have been trying our damnedest to 100% the game (or as best as we can) but the realisation came that we wont see the full backstory upon starting D2 with these new guardians. Such a shame. I really wish Bungie would/could do a monthly or quarterly data migration to allow players who have started new characters since August to get the most out of moving to Destiny 2. Also.... With the number of players who have gone back and repopulated Destiny 1 it would be great to get some of the content back. I missed out on the Sparrow Racing League and Trials of Osiris, there is no doubt more I missed out on and I am sure a vast number of players have, either those returning to D1 after spending time with D2 or those who only got into Destiny with the second game and decided to pick up the first to get the full picture with regards to lore etc. So yeah, the late night ramblings of an idiot. No idea why I posted this, Bungie wont do any of the things mentioned let alone read the thread but hey, I felt like I needed to write it down somewhere so where better than somewhere in which like minded people might have the same hopes and feelings.