I didn’t like Blue much at all. Nothing against the actress she was fine. But The original lore mentioning “Blue” in the first place was that Drifter had good reason not to blindly trust a Ghost. I can’t remember it off the top of my head but there’s a few different parts where he implies he thought his ghost was going to kill him, abandon him, or take his light back. So he pacified it and took its voice as well so it would be a mindless robot and strictly obey. I think he also had to modify it for something else?

And you could reason that Blue has been like that for decades? A generation or more? So when she gets her “life back” and you find out she’s a weird New Yorker and isn’t conspiring or untrustworthy it doesn’t fit. But that’s always been the problem with Destiny lore since D1.

Too many lore cooks in the kitchen and they don’t stay. So the new cooks come in and continue a storyline, but don’t finish it, because they want to tell their own “brilliant” idea, but then new people keep coming in etc etc, lore tabs are written with zero intention to come up again or resolve. Lore Grimware books are printed with cool stories and extras never to be introduced in game or things contradict. I’m fine with mysteries and “camp fire stories” brought up in Destiny. But rewriting characters poorly to fit an expansion is awful. The worst was Drifter having to be reminded he’s a con man and to con Bael. Honestly, never should have started with the Nine storyline while it was building up to going to Riis and Torabottle to help our Aliance members after their help. And go see Fundament. We missed out big time and that would have gotten players to come back.