You should answer that question yourself. Bungie has had problems since the release of Destiny 2. Those can be seen in the quantity and quality of their work. Be it one of those cancelled, on-hold IPs or Destiny 2. What you describe is correct. But people tolerated or ignored it for a long time. And that kept them (Bungie) going. "Lightfall" put an end to this cycle, even if "The Final Shape" was a success. But just a relative one. The damage was done. Now, Bungie has even more problems. And those will be even bigger if "Edge of Fate" fails. There's no "hype" regarding the upcoming DLC. One can see that. I see this in responses, all of them mixed, by friends I meet through this game. One's looking forward to it; others declined it, and some just bought the standard version. There's no clear direction. Personally, I already would have pre-ordered the Ultimate Edition (like so many times before). Even if I didn't like that much (episode) Revenant and Heresy. But what's coming now, this "mountain" of alterations, is simply too much. Starting already before, with the reduction of weapon crafting, the expiration of items on a six-month basis, and the increased grind. And that's just the top of it. I'm not even sorry anymore. It would be a perfect opportunity to stop with the game. However, let's see how this goes from a week on.