Bungie is gonna reycle no matter what. What they're doing with Nessus isn't bad. The Pale Heart is their fault for not making it public. And probably forsome BS reason like it made Exotic Classfarming and Overloads wild easy.
Despite how good TFS is, they keep tripping on their own feet. I'm on "I'll believe it when I see it" for the foreseeable future.
long post but w/e...
look at europa and beyond light specifically - how much of that content is actually continuously used, built upon, or actively repurposed elsewhere?
all that production and dev cost simply does not get the same return that a low effort/high refresh/constant monetization update model does. lightfall literally has multiple arena or stadium-like areas that have yet to see any kind of use beyond patrol zone+ ideas that lost their return back in the taken king dreadnaught days.
there's entire campaign sequences, voiced and set-pieces included, that are essentially one time use. while they have a separate team try to stretch and reformat just strikes/batlegrounds specifically. its incoherent and bungie was in the business of happily creating perpetual *waste*. bringing up nessus is actually funny because bungie/activision knew the opening planets always had to be foundational set pieces going forward too.
specifically - 'recycled bungie content' is one of the most hilariously misused statements on the internet fr.... in other games you simply go into a menu and raise the world level
instant content. and destiny players are so assbackwards that they'd celebrate a nightfall mode equivalent of the EDZ
either way as a *business*, these are all things that not only need to be fixed - but there are solutions around the industry already available that bungie has already been forced to adopt with SIE lol.... and that's the problem with games journalism compared to any other business' journalism.