Everyone who hates bungie/Activision brings up the "cut content" theories. When even multiple articles have come out to say that the game was changed. What happens to a game that changes? Oh right it changes everything they wanted to change, including the story. "But at x:xx the trailer shows "yyyy" and that means it should be in game!" Trailer videos are prescripted events to showcase what the creators want you to see, but May not actually in game. "But the seraphim vault you could glitch into! And the ultra captain!" Rendered areas doesn't mean finished areas. Even if populated like the ultra captain, still doesn't necessarily mean it's finished, there was no purpose to the ultra captain. "But the original story had the dread naught! So it should of been in game too!" Yeah because the story orignally had us going there! You're totally right /sarcasm. Why would there be an area that literally serves no purpose, not even to the story be publicly available that you didn't need to glitch into. When story changes before release, so can in game content. "But dataminers found "xyz" in the game files! Where's my new thunderlords that they showed in trailers! Cut content!!!" As again, things in trailers aren't always in game, and data mining is just that, data mining. Just because an item was datamined doesn't mean it is or going to be available till the content creators make it available. And just because the files are in game doesn't mean they will ever be in game. Just like the consumables that were gonna be sold by a vendor to increase raid drops, those were out dated files that were just there, they decided to go with the three of coins instead. #ByeFelicia Edit: got around to reading all the responses. Hmm, didn't know there were many people who actually have the same views about the game like I have, interesting....