Personally, I think Bungievision missed an opportunity to break the mould here. With the "seasons" thing, plus monthly events, plus the bigger dlc content drops, it's clear that Destiny 2 is more of a "lifestyle" game (I really don't like that term). Had they sold it at, say, $70 or equivalent under the premise of base game plus 12 months of extras (inc the two dlcs), that would likely have been an easier pill to swallow. Base game plus monthly events plus seasons plus curse of osiris plus rasputin for the princely sum of $70 *for the year*? I believe we'd likely have seen a bit less salt on the forums*. As it is, Bungievision marketed it as a complete game for sixty bucks and stuck with the expansion pass model, which leaves the players with the feeling that they're getting milked continuously. Or maybe that's just me. Managing customer expectations aint their strong point, that's for sure. * Well aware that the end game / loot / token economy is still badly broken, mind. (Edit for spelling)