Personally, I traded in my Limited Edition copy of Halo 4 to go towards preordering Destiny. In my eyes, it was the best way for me to tell 343 how I feel, and that the game that they made just isn't a Halo game. I tried to like Halo 4. I really, [i]really[/i] wanted to like Halo 4. But it's just missing that magick, that care that Bungie put into every Halo game that they released. It's missing the care that goes into creating a great game, and not just a game that will deliver massive profits. I know there's people who will say that I'm just bitching to bitch. That I just can't be pleased no matter what 343 does. And those people are entitled to their opinions. Will it matter in the end? No. 343 already got my money when I bought the game. 343 has proven many times over that they're going to do what they want to do with Halo, regardless of what their fanbase thinks. But I have principles, and it is the principle of the matter that swayed my actions. I traded in Halo 4 as my little way of protest that the games that 343 are making are not Halo games, and a statement that they don't know (and possibly never will know) what made Halo... Halo. It may say Halo on the game case, but that's not a Halo game inside. it's a cheaply made rip off. But acting the way I did got me thinking. I'm fired up about Destiny in ways that I haven't been since I heard about Reach's announcement, or Skyrim's announcement. Bungie will be back at the helm of my Xbox, and I am happy to freely hand them all of my free time. It also got me thinking about what did the rest of the Seventh Column trade in/give up (if anything) to make sure that they could reserve their Destiny?