Okay, so I was involved in multiple arguments yesterday over the Bungie Forums discussing why the production of DLC in tandem with a video game release proper is… wrong. To this, I made many accusations of Bungie based on a single piece of weak evidence, though evidence none the less. I will apologize here as well as those on Bungie [dot] net for my conduct as it was illogical and out of anger (mostly). However, I stand by most of what I said; to create content that will be sold later as DLC DURING the production of the actual game is wrong. For Example: Lets say you want me to build you a box; you give me the materials to build it, and the money for my time spend doing so. I finish the Box as promised, but lets say that I finished really early, and that there was some materials left over that I could use for another, smaller, box. Say you come back to me after receiving your first box asking for another matching, smaller, box. I say “Sure! I can to that.” You pay me again… and I give you the small box I had already built with the money and resources you had provided before. That is what I am against: I will not pay for content (a box) that I have ALREADY paid for. With that said… I don’t think this is what Bungie has done… After reviewing the evidence, it is unlikely that content was cut or locked-off to be sold later. However, I will still caution Bungie. The King’s Watch area, is VERY developed. Like… it has design, and detail, and I mean the Fallen are even populating that area, and can be fought! The Fallen mobs are obviously placeholders because the “boss” is called “ULTRA CAPTAIN”… which is just silly. As well, the corridors and such are not even rendered, have have NO detail or design to speak of; they are placeholder to make map making easier in the future. This goes for all these glitched areas; there isn’t much to scoff at. So… I apologize to Bungie for my nearly blind accusations. (But seriously, why place the mobs and add the details if it wasn’t meant to be in the game in the first place???)