1.) The video mentions only two scenarios about the content locked. A.) the content is being with held to charge as a DLC or B.) It was preconception as DLC. He failed to look at how much the story as changed over the year. Which means what makes sense as the team was building the areas and content may not make sense after the story has changed. Thus leaving it out until the writers and designers could eventually have it make sense to be apart of the game. So when you start claiming critical thinking, make sure you are critically thinking. 2.) Calling everyone ignorant is incorrect. You ASSUME everyone is blinded or brainwashed to the corporate man making you seem like an elitist enlightened messiah come to rescue us all from the evil. In reality you sound like an anarchist. I am not drinking that kool aid. Maybe, some of us enjoy the game enough that we don’t care. There is no rhyme or reason to it other than I like playing the game, I like the sound effects, I like the soundtrack, and the guns feel good to me. 3.) I am not sure how old you are, but compared to the old NES, SNES, Genesis games era… you would be buying games from $60-$100 (I remember MK3 was $80.00 new). Developers did not get the chance to patch a game and release DLC. They either released an ultimate version, an Alpha, Super Alpha, or slapped a #2 on it. Super Mario Bros. Was actually not even a Super Mario Bros. It was Doki Doki Panic which was re-skinned and some Mario characters slapped in. To have the opportunity for developers to expand and patch the games we enjoy is a luxury now. Instead of spending another $60.00 on a game we are able to expand on them for 1/3rd the price. 4.) (off topic) You seem too fixated on who is getting rich and who is poor. Money (unless you believe in some old Egyptian religion where you can take your belongings with you in the afterworld) is just a thing established to bring order in trades because of the human nature to survive on consuming. When you die that $60.00 will not be going with you, more likely if you didn’t spend it on something you like it would be used for the casket your’e buried in. 5.) There are different personality types out there who are just like, “Who gives a F**k, I like the game I will play it.” So don’t think you are coming in here changing peoples mind and starting a revolution. Because not all of us are brainwashed into investing into things to take advantage of us. 6.) The commentator of the video seems like he is looking for a more complex game than what Destiny was advertised to be. If he wants to be able to have a player controlled economy then he should probably invest his time and money in something that haves that. There are plenty of actual traditional MMOs out there. This to me is telling chipotle their burritos need to be like taco bells. They are two different types of business models that both sell burritos. 7.) I made the decision to purchase the game because I enjoy it. Beyond that there is no hidden meaning or I am not following and grasping at every word of the publisher or developer. I have spent $60.00 or more for dinner out with my wife. I shit that out later, at least if I spend $60.00 on a game I could expand my enjoyment past the eating and shitting. And if I start to dislike it in the future from now, then I will just sell it. Now unless you have productive feedback and ways to solve the problems in the game that would be helpful to the community then your waisting the one true valuable resource (not money that the man is taking out of your pocket) but time. The one resource you cannot get back.