If I may give voice to the opposition? You mentioned WoW. When WoW came out, it was complete. They did not plan from day one to add the Burning Crusade. That came later. Your initial release must be as complete as possible. Additionally, after 16 hours of playing WoW, I might have moved from the Stormwind area into the second zone (I can't recall it's name currently). This was hardly a portion of the total game length. The game was massive in size and scope, and had a great deal of story depth in each zone. Destiny, by contrast, has the complete story delivered within a 20 hour window. So far it seems that this is all the story that was created for your initial $60 investment. Yes, the mechanics are very well done. Yes, the graphics are amazing. And yes, there are elements that are fun. none of this, however, detracts from the incredibly short and shallow story that Bungie created. The only shining moment for me in the story were the parts involving the Rift. The rest was, regrettably, difficult to remember as it wasn't presented in an involving manner. It has been said that the story will be extended, however having seen the first month's updates posted, it appears that none of these updates involve additions to the story. Salvage, Combined Arms, and Iron Banner are all PvP events. The Vault of Glass is a specific reward for hard-core raid players and isn't even intended for the general game population. The Queen's Wrath, which I had hopes for, now seems to be no more than a few additional bounties and perhaps a mission mode or two. Nothing on the horizon seems to hint at adding depth or expansion on the "legend" of Destiny. You mentioned DLC. it is entirely possible that the DLC will add further chapters for Destiny's story. So additional story chapters are only being given out with further expenditures of money? And, given how small and thin the original telling of Destiny was, what suggests that further chapters will have any more level of complexity or depth? Bungie has created a very nice PvP game, and if I had any interest in PvP I might be more impressed. I am, however, not a PvP player. As far as PvE, Bungie doesn't appear to have a solid grasp on what they need to be doing. I am aware that this is a well known and professional design team, but from the perspective of the game's story, that experience seems to be sadly lacking. I had hoped that additional chapters would be forthcoming prior to the DLC release, but the more I see, the less likely this seems. There is a lot of material to work with. Perhaps not the largest of casts, although this is also the fault of the design team, but there is a great deal of lore that can be explored. If they work at it, Bungie can turn Destiny into a truly great game for a multitude of players. If not, I fear that the game will lose much of its PvE player base once other games release over the next several months.