What I don't understand is that the main vanilla story only takes around 6 hrs to beat... Of course this was prior to the HoW and TDB but still that is unacceptable. Star Wars: The Force Unleashed was criticized for this back in 2009 and still you make an incomplete game. Pushing back the launch deadline such as Final Fantasy 13 which is now 15, began development in 2006 and is still not out yet, would have been disgusting but at least the final product would have been great. Its simple if Bungie needs more people for more content then hire more people. If you need to spend more to make more profit over the long run that is better then blundering away what could have been one of the greatest games in order to make an initial bump in revenues. This is what happens when older people who have no idea what video games are about and the best way to approach them make the decisions at the top. They are looking for the money, but consumer loyalty has been proven to keep companies around the longest and produce the most profit. This would all be acceptable if you listen to your gosh darn community. Don't dictate what your community wants or needs. I saw a post from a developer about the design restraints on crimson doubles; your kidding me! Design restraints?????? We can send men to the moon and you have design restraints on a video game!??!?!?!? Wow. They seem to think that no one else with any more intelligence then they, have purchased this game. Simply put.... Your primary investors aka the people who are buying your game and not the people with suits in your corporate offices are telling you how the game should play out and you refuse to listen. Last time I saw a company that did not listen to its primary investors the investors stopped investing. Just saying. Oh and another thing... Just because everyone in the community is not employed by Bungie doesn't mean that they are stupid. You belittle the community when you give brief details and ambiguous information. Maybe start a developers blog, where the actual developers can talk about all the development woes which are ailing them. As a matter of fact this might help you outsource solutions to problems from other developers that are playing your video game. The power of community is a hell of a lot more powerful then the few thousand you may or may not have working for your studio.