Yes, but not by a plan. They miscalculated the mix of content and microtransactions. They always did the same: buffs, nerfs, and recycling. Repeatedly. And relied on "Eververse." Which worked for some time, but only during those two years of COVID-19. That was the climax for hardware and video games. But someone at Bungie who has (or had) a lot to say overslept that transition. I think the biggest failure of this company was greed. You have to invest before you earn. Which isn't something Bungie did, judging by all their recycling and low effort. It can be different if one thinks about what Catarina Macedo got going in six months (after Joe Blackburn left). While delaying "The Final Shape." At this time, Bungie still had the opportunity to mobilize money. To hire more developers. Today, Destiny 2's on life support. I'm sure the developers (the workers) still have the best intentions. Best example: armor for Iron Banner, which was primarily developed for the game but rerouted to Eververse. That move, sorry, but that's not vast thinking. And so it goes on...