OP - If you buy ANYTHING and receive something that isn't the item promised, you have every right to voice your every word. When you go out to eat, do you sit quiet if your order is wrong? Most people have their food sent back for the correct order. Unfortunately this isn't the best example, however if someone is flat out saying "You can explore all of what you see." But then can't move within the area resulting of a small parking lot, then you have a problem. I don't [i]mind[/i] Destiny, but this type of game design is toxic. Promising the high heavens then only providing a slice of angle cake is unacceptable. What these companies don't want you to realize is that WE the consumer have [b]ALL THE POWER[/b]. This is exactly why I don't support Diablo 3 after what they pulled at launch. Sure they made the game better and changed a bunch of stuff, but it will never be close to the game I knew and loved, for various reasons, which is fine. Just because it doesn't work for me doesn't mean it doesn't work for others. That's life kids... I see a lot of feedback on the game because a lot of us want destiny to do well. If we didn't, I'm sure some would sell the game, trade it, or simply leave it within the depths of the game library as one of those games that was but wasn't. but seriously Bungie, Half a Bill and you have FAR less content than just about every shooter on the market from the last TWO years. We need to make Bungie HUNGRY to prove themselves to us. I still don't understand how a game company that brings so much innovation with previous titles be so far behind. Is it about the money? It's very likely... and that so unfortunate.