Remove a guaranteed revenue stream for the off chance that one random forum dweller will buy an expansion? Yeah eververse is here to stay.

“We must win Max528101’s favor!” Exclaimed Luke Smith as he gathered around the Bungie staff. Luke glared at the patrolling Activision guardsmen blocking the hall to the Eververse command chamber. He knew that what he was about to do would surely lead to his death, but he had to try; the state of Bungie was at risk. In a swift, singular motion, Luke stood proudly and cried out, “For the Forums!” And the rest of the Bungie staff charged the guards. Gunfire rang out as one by one, Luke’s most elite were cut down, but to Luke, their sacrifice was buying him time needed to shut down Eververse. He sprinted through a long hallway, bullets ringing past him and guards shouting indecipherable commands to the escaping Bungie staff. Behind him, Luke could hear members of his staff faltering, unable to protect themselves from Activision’s barrage, but Luke made it past the final door. His eyes teared up as he prepared to shut the door, half a dozen of his remaining staff were still on the other side. He took one last look at the hall and his eyes met the eyes of DeeJ, [i]He made it![/i] Luke thought, his hands combatted the feeling of waiting just a few more seconds so DeeJ could make it too. But he saw the guards behind DeeJ, nearly triple the number that were there previously. Tears running down his face, Luke shut the door, “Wait!” He heard DeeJ cry out, but it was too late; the chamber was now sealed and Luke was alone. At the center of the chamber was the final shutdown button; should he press it, Eververse would shut down, but the Bungie headquarters would self destruct, killing any surviving Bungie staff, all of those pristine ViDocs Bungie had ever made and Luke Smith as well. Without a moment’s hesitation, Luke hit the button and alarms rang out. The building began to shake and fire began to explode from walls and spread throughout the chamber. His eyes were closed and Luke smiled, he was finally free. With what little time he had left, Luke looked to the cosmos and whispered, “This one’s for you, Max528101. Here’s hoping you buy future Destiny content from here on out.” [spoiler]This was -blam!-ing worth it.[/spoiler]

Really? It will still be garbage....which is why I dont get all the fuss about eververse.... They need to fix the fundamental issues of the game, not the fact u can buy a few useless cosmetic items or not....

This is basically the view of all of my friends and I... so, some eight people. Hardly enough to make a dent, but it's an attitude I hope more people will come to appreciate and perhaps even to adopt. I want to see Destiny succeed. It has (had) the potential to be the coolest universe in gaming in like... well, forever to date. And Bungie/Activision are manhandling it