I'm 32, I've played video games since I was 5...I cannot remember playing any other game that made me want to play as much as Destiny does. I have always been a huge COD (was ranked under 8,000 in the world, not a big deal, but not bad), AC & GTA 5 guy. I have all those games, played COD maybe a dozen times, AC twice GTA 5 twice. I keep going back to Destiny. It has flaws & it's extremely repetitive, but I keep coming back. I love it & even have friends at work who play. We work 60hrs a week & still play every night for at least 3hrs. The DLC was a bit of a disappointment, I didn't have high expectations for the launch, I heard it was a first person MMO essentially which I had never played so I thought I would try. I think having not played MMO's or a lot RPG's I'm not able to compare this game to others which makes me like it more. Most people who don't like it seem to be comparing it to other games. & I didn't research the game before it launched or looked at Internet chatter so my expectations weren't high. The game exceeded MY expectations, essentially because I didn't have any. All that helps me enjoy the game as much as I do. At this point, I'm 10G (10 year Guardian). Can't wait to see what they have next. But with all that being said, I did expect more from Bungie as far as story telling. I think the biggest problem is they made this game with a teen rating. Meaning there is no market place because 10-13 year olds couldn't figure it out & the story is lacking so a younger audience can follow it. If there was a market place or more in depth story (I mean much more, there is no story) it would have been a mature rating, so Bungie/Activision assumed they would sell less because some parents may not buy it for their kids. The ironic part of that is the logic that got them to a teen rating so they would sell more copies is the same logic that made most of the hardcore or older audience & some of the younger players, not like the game & lose players, but they already sold that copy & maybe a season pass. I really hope we get more story. I think the story that is there on the grumpier cards is great, but I work 60hrs a week, why am I going to take the time to read them. House of wolves better have a ton of cutscenes (that can be skipped if wanted), motives, background & story. If not, I will buy Destiny 2, understanding that just like in many franchises (ex Assassins Creed) the first game is just getting a foundation & the next games in the franchise are much better since they're just working off the foundation they already built. Otherwise, if Destiny 2 is the same, I will be done, but again, as of now, I'm a 10G. I do love the game & hope it only gets better & hope that Bungie will listen more to what we really want, listen to constructive conversations, not just complaints & make the game they want, not what Activision wants. mean, why would the lead writer leave, most likely the highest paying writing job in the industry, a year before launch, after years of work. To do more creative things. What's more creative than creating your own universe? Look at those Grimoire cards, very creative & awesome, wish we got that story. He left, because he was told that all his hard work, effort & creativeness would be cut so they could market it to more demographics, to sell more copies & since that was out of his control & he probably rightfully felt slighted & used, he left. This is opinion, based on some solid facts Sorry for such a long post, if you have gotten this far, hope you enjoyed it, please pardon any spelling mistakes, I'm on my phone & thank you for taking the time to read this If you agree my friends & I are trying to get a regular raid group(s) going. Join Vances Regime. Pardon the name, it was started as a joke, we listen to everyone, are open minded, team players & like to help