It's one thing for to justify what the content is worth, but it's what motives they used, and it clearly wasn't in our best interest, imagine living in a world where we payed 60 dollars and got the game that was hyped and promised. It wasn't we got a 3rd of what we were promised and we got the full game experience a year later. Is it right for the consumer to fork over the cash for something ahead of time and wait patiently while secrets to be uncovered about content already in a game, Bungie didn't even have the balls to admit being caught red handed even though a month ago we got the truth behind how they -blam!-ed the guy who's been writing the stories for Bungies recent games(Joseph Staton), Destiny isn't an early access or kickstarter though it feels like it. When you defend a company that doesn't have your best interest in mind, you're saying it's an ok practice and what makes you think they won't keep doing it and what's stopping other companies from doing the same. If you wanna pay 140 dollars now for a full game and experience that's your decision. But don't drag down the "whiners and complainers" at least they are voicing what you are too blind to do, we are whining because we want the company to be better because we know bungie could do better, but bungie keeps -blam!-ing up. As for make our own game, these guys had 5 years and 500 million dollars to make this game, does it feel like a 500 million dollar game to you?