True. Though why do you think I explicitly stated 'last gen problems' to refer to the problems that last gen caused? Vault space, 30 fps, those are the things I was referring to. Things that are either obviously because of last gen or things they stated to be (as a developer, I know the vault space excuse is as legitimate as a marriage to a cardboard horse). Lack of in-game story substance, lack of actual content, such things are Bungie's fault and have nearly nothing to do with the old console generation. Undoubtedly Activision had a part in the bastardization of the original concept of the game, but I believe Bungie also had an individually decided part in it as well. Maybe for different reasons. But I digress. Thing is, last get also held them back from doing some of the grandiose things they planned, or rather, it hindered them from being able to immediately develop a larger game in Destiny 1. Developing for four different consoles took up time and resources that could have been spent on improving the actual content of the game had they only developed on half, or two, consoles. I think Destiny 1 would have been slightly better had it been current gen only. At least, that's what I like to believe. And I'm not entirely sure I believe it anymore. What I'm saying is, if Bungie delivers a sequel on the same scale and quality as Destiny 1, a short and hollow experience, then we'll know it wasn't truly last gen that caused these problems, and therefore, I personally will have enough justification to dismiss the series and company. I suppose my original post wasn't this painfully clear on my irrelevant unimportant opinion, but I didn't think it mattered since I am just one person and I don't matter.