Excellent post. It's unfortunate that it has come to the community being forced to essentially beg for some sort of insight and window into the current development plans for Destiny. I find it hard to believe that Bungie doesn't realize things need to change. Professional and user reviews for the game and the DLC specifically have been subpar at best, and even the most dedicated players can list off endless problems at the drop of a dime. It's not even the fix most people are looking for at this point it's the acknowledgment that these are problems and are going to be addressed with future updates. Look at IGN's endless posts about the game. Even the staff members there who play the most continually say that the game is a mess right now. DeeJ's idea of caring and thoughtful posts are only going to get him so far, and I think a little humility would go a long way toward gaining the trust of the community back. Look at Randy Pitchford from Gearbox (Borderlands). I know their jobs are not the same, but that makes it even more impressive that he responds to user feedback directly, and lets people know what they're working on, what they are not planning on implementing at that point in time. I'd say a fair ammount of the player base only continue to play because of the potential of the game, but that potential is starting to look like a huge missed opportunity.