Destiny 2 has been lauded as one of the few live-service success stories for quite some time, but the tides started turning with the underwhelming release of Lightfall, which failed to meet players' expectations and delivered what feels like an incomplete tale. Unfortunately, Lightfall was but the starting point of several issues with Destiny 2's state, which ended up becoming gradually worse as time went on due to ongoing microtransaction numbers and prices, a dip in content quality and quantity, layoffs at Bungie impacting communication with fans, and then the delay of The Final Shape expansion. Today's TWID blog post included several upcoming changes to the game that will go live in March, but it may be one step forward and two steps back for the looter-shooter.