The weekly update doesn't outline the creator's "vision" for destiny which runs counter to what they've said thus far. How you ask? "Create your own story" & "become legend". If that's the case stop telling the players how they should do that. Give them a big sandbox & let them have at it rather than implementing artificial difficulties and unnecessary patches in an effort to extend the life on bare bones content. Next, just because the game is supposed to have a 10 year life cycle doesn't mean that the initially released story shouldn't be coherent and capable of standing alone in the event no further expansions can be performed because the Bungie apologists managed to run off all of the game's players/fans who were providing feedback that was requested by the company. Being able to actually visit the city below the tower should have been apart of the game from the start. The ability to initiate conversations with NPCs in the city should also have been an option. This is where players could have learned the lore and discussed the things the speaker and stranger were too busy to discuss, yet they had enough time to spy on us from a distance and stand in the tower accepting motes of light for cosmetic name changes. Now the only truth in your post is that players deserve nothing from devs and ultimately the game belongs to Bungie/Activision. However, players are ultimately the financial supporters of devs and they don't deserve the money that players might spend if their mindset is players deserve nothing from them. So when DLCs are released and future iterations of Destiny and other Bungie products not named Destiny are released, posts such as yours want be appreciated by Bungie if they keep them from seeing the sales numbers they saw this time around. You cape up for Bungie's failings on this title. But your defense only hurts the company, it does not help. Every time one of you short-sighted individuals posts just shut up and quit playing and is effective in running off a customer, you potentially run off more through the word of mouth bad press they can give friends and family about their experience with not only the game but the gaming community who has the audacity to mention stripping a game from a massive rpg to a bejeweled Tetris knock-off as if that's okay. But you keep doing what you're doing because you feel entitled to do so.