You're absolutely correct; Luke Smith spoke his mind. He seems to be an excitable sort of lad and was probably amped up from the hype of E3. He can't wait to show off what he's helped create. But again, I agree that he clearly doesn't have the polish of a PR rep. He shouldn't be placed in a position to be a "voice" of the company. His crude remarks don't represent Bungie. To lynch the company over one employee's crass remarks is an overreaction. Likewise, to deny that any company exists to make money is naive. Collector's Editions are not new. And they're not targeted at the majority of the player base. A very small percentage of a game's community will find value in spending extra money for trinkets or in-game extras. But why should that stop Bungie from creating something exclusive and expensive that a few players are willing to buy? Just because you and I don't want to spend extra money on a new dance move doesn't mean someone else shouldn't have the opportunity to do so.

Tyrants? I feel like I have gotten a pretty good deal out of the money I have spent with Bungie so far. Lets compare hours played to dollars spent...ready go!