Three separate DLCs. Each with equivalent content to either The Dark Below or House of Wolves from Destiny 1... distributed between 3-month intervals for 30$. That was and still is a great deal. With each of the DLCs having an [i]absolute minimum[/i] of 15 hours of enjoyment, (without even factoring in replay-ability) it's a great deal. Please try to change my mind, and I'll try my best to change yours. EDIT1: Thank you for all of your passionate responses. The main 2 points I've been seeing throughout this post are: ❏ I didn't like Season of the Drifter, therefore 20$ would've been fitting. ❏ No strikes/crucible maps/planets, therefore not worth it at all. To the first point, that is truly the meaning of value being subjective. Albeit you and I might've not liked Season of the Drifter, that doesn't necessarily mean it wasn't worth 10$. However, there is a point to be made that you shouldn't be [i]forced[/i] into buying one season's worth of content just to play another. It might've been better as 10$ individual installments, I could agree with that. To the second point- however. It wasn't advertised that you would receive any of those things. You knew [i]exactly[/i] what you'd be getting upon buying it. Hence why I linked the advertisement above. If you'd like to make the argument that explorable space or # of maps determine the value of a DLC- We'll refer back to the House of Wolves DLC. For 20$ USD it had- [spoiler]❏ 3 Crucible Maps ❏ 1 Strike ❏ New Social Space ❏ Trials of Osiris ❏ Prison of Elders ❏ 12 Exotics ❏ 9 New Legendary Gearsets[/spoiler] Now let's compare this to 2/3 of the Seasons in the Season Pass: Season of the Drifter and the Black Armory [spoiler]❏ 2 New Gambit Maps ❏ 4 Black Armory Forges ❏ New Raid (Scourge of the Past) ❏ Gambit Prime ❏ The Reckoning ❏ 6 Pinnacle Weapons ❏ 9 New Legendary Gearsets ❏ 14 Exotics[/spoiler] Now you can determine which one has more worth to you, but objectively the Annual Pass has more content than any of Destiny's predecessors in the 10-30$ range. Comparing CoO, Warmind, TDB would go even worse. The comparison above doesn't even take into consideration the Menagerie which on it's own adds another-- [spoiler] ❏ 6 New Gearsets ❏ New Raid (Crown of Sorrow) ❏ New Court of Oryx/PoE/EP-esk activity, the Menagerie ❏ 6-7 New Exotics ❏ 3 More Pinnacle Weapons [/spoiler] I understand some of you might value a new social space over a raid, but objectively a social space is easier to design than the entire layout for a raid in addition to a unique boss with lots of other unique mechanics as well. I most likely won't be responding as frequently as before, as I'm seeing a lot of repetitive arguments. But thank you for commenting on here at all. I'm glad you all as a community have a passion to see this game thrive. Last Edit: "*Insert Season Here* was awful." with no follow-up or explanation is not a good argument! That is defined as an insult, and you are clearly NOT looking for a discussion.