Let's face it, Eververse is not the reason behind Destiny 2's failures. Eververse was put in as a stop gap to replace content since the timeline was shortened and the content takes time to make. Add in the greed factor and rampant bugs/exploits and we feel like we are playing an unfinished product. The main thing Destiny 2 is lacking is content in all areas. These areas include but are not limited to: -Earnable loot (weapons, gear, armor, ships, sparrows, and shaders) - get rid of tokens -PVP modes (give us more modes) - get rid of tokens -Heroic strikes - add modifiers, get rid of tokens, add strike specific loot, add scoring system and rewards -Story (lacking campaign is lacking on all fronts including continuity) -Public events (add more) Eververse isn't the problem, it's Bungie's horribly thought out band-aid. Another problem is the transparent greed. Locking people out of content, paywalling ghost shells, making a completely monetary Christmas event, throttling xp, and providing minor amounts of actual content while overloading paid content, are not acceptable. To top all of this off we get rampant bugs such as bamboo error codes making gameplay impossible, rampant cheating in trials, broken exotics, and broken gameplay modes, to list a few. This just furthers the feeling of playing a rushed, unfinished game. If we had a full game, I don't think anyone would complain about some Eververse on top, done in a way that is completely cosmetic. We like to look unique and be powerful and that has been taken away. People will spend money if they enjoy the game. The ideas and suggestions to make the game more enjoyable are out there. Will be interesting to see how much Bungie is actually listening on the 11th.