It sets a bad precedent. If you accept a small ineffectual token now how much will you pony up when it's something worth while? $25 Gjallarhorn anyone?

Why pay for the Ghorn when you can get it in the game for free? And this has set no precedence. There have been game of the year editions for games for at least four years now. All game of the year/definitive editions contain every bit of content for that year. Do you know what the definitive edition of Borderlands 2 had? It had the base game, EVERY PEICE OF DLC adding an extra 20-30 hours of gameplay, AND the base game and all DLC for Borderlands The Pre Sequel. All of that for less than one full priced game. The veterans of that game didn't care that new comers would get the same game cheaper. Veterans of Destiny should be happy that they will be seeing more players in the game. That's more players to help out in raids. That's more players to stomp on in crucible. The new noobs will probably increase your chances of getting to the lighthouse now. Let them have their shader. And that xp boost will be nothing. Probably just a 5% boost at most.

You missed my point. I hear where you're coming from but I can't support a company who engages in such shady business practices. Halo is giving us basically $70 worth of maps for free. Now that will be worth my time and money. Have fun with the early access premium price, Guardian. I might see you star side when Destiny 5 Legendary edition is released.

Wait, hold on! Did you just say you don't support Destiny's Definitive Edition and then go on to play the Halo MCC? Don't you think that is hypocritical, seeing how the same exact argument could be made for Halo MCC? "This is bull crap!!! I paid $60 each for all the Halo games and then they go and make a Definitive Edition that is cheaper than what I paid for with better graphics? THATS BULLSHIT!! Screw you for your shameless business practice!!".