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**Interviewer:** Welcome to the show, Sarah. Today we’re talking about Destiny 2 and the recent crafting system issues. Players have expressed frustration with bugs and inconsistencies. Do you think this latest round of fixes is enough to restore player confidence?
**Sarah:** Absolutely not. Bungie’s track record on addressing these issues has been spotty at best. Sure, they’ve patched some things, but underlying problems remain. Players put a lot of time and effort into crafting the perfect weapon, only to have those efforts thwarted by glitches. It’s disheartening, and frankly, it feels disrespectful to the player base.
**Interviewer:** Some argue that these are teething problems with a new system and that Bungie is learning as they go. What do you say to that?
**Sarah:** Look, I get it. New systems can be buggy. But this isn’t about a few minor glitches. We’re talking about core functionality that directly impacts the player experience. How many apologies and “we’re working on it’s” can players stomach before they start looking for alternatives?
**Interviewer:** Do you think this incident will lead to a lasting shift in player perception of Destiny 2? Or will this blow over?
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What do *you* think? Will Destiny 2 be able to regain the trust of its players after this latest crafting debacle?
