The disc tray broke, jammed with my Destiny disc back when Xur first sold The Last Word. I can't get it out, not without probably voiding the warranty. I've tried everything on the internet, short of dismantling it and rebuilding it without the disc inside. I could've sent in the PS4 that I got as a Graduation Present, waited a month or so, and got what was hopefully my PS4 back. Instead, I've gone digital with all of my games. I rebought Destiny, digital download. I still had access to my Preorder bonuses, this is a game that came out way too close to my Birthday for me not to enjoy. So, here I am. Broken PS4, still working. Bungie announced their Taken King, and the community is justifiably split. The new Limited Collector's Edition comes out 3 days before my Birthday. I preordered it, regardless of the fact that I probably won't be able to access DLC by using the disc. I bought it for the goodies that I'll never be able to acquire through Digital. I did the same thing for Borderlands 2 several years ago, and I'm still happy about my Marcus Bobblehead. But after seeing the Luke Smith interview, I've decided that the Taken King will be my last chapter with Destiny. Bungie has never been like this. I've been a loyal supporter of Bungie's endeavors. I still have my 360, I enjoyed Halo Reach a very large amount. I participated in the Beta, I was there on the Moon. I stressed my fortitude in Iron Banner after Banner, I stretched my patience in the Trials. But Bungie's newfound design philosophy is far too different from what Bungie meant as a Company. This is the end of the chapter for me. This is not the Bungie I supported. This is the end of my time with Destiny. I hope that The Taken King does superbly well and proves us all wrong. The new subclasses certainly look fun, the new gametypes look like a blast. And I certainly hope that Destiny can take me back, because it's continually losing my support. I was a huge fan of Destiny. I certainly was a "desticle". No longer.