It's just a step to far to deny content that's been paid for or that was available previously. I've been playing well before games even had dlc's when games were sold with full content shock horror, I begrudged having to pay for extra content when that happened but it wasn't forced and my original content wasn't impeded or buggered up if I chose not to. It's a matter of principle and while you have people that wont or can't hold out on them when they cross the line it will head in a direction where it is all about milking and we will only have substandard games. They get away with this because they know they are dealing with children as the majority of consumers. I think if you've just begun Destiny and bought the new game it's great, but if a stand isn't made over this now and they get away with it you will be the next to be stitched up and be prepared to be stitched up with other games because this sets a precedence for a new milking technique