It is a very well thought out video. The only problem is that Batman is blaming the wrong people. Bungie is/are a Dev team. They brought this perfect, exciting idea to Activision (most likely because they were the only publishers with the kind of money to see Bungie's dreams through) and they agreed to publish Destiny. Publishers decide, ultimately, what get's released and what get's sold later as DLC. Dev's have no control over those decisions, and if someone does stand up against those decisions, they get the boot; ie Joe Staten. Activision cut up what was going to be the next Halo, in terms of what Halo did for the FPS gaming franchise (revolutionized it to epicness, yes that is a word and I'm going to use it) and did what they do to every game, mutilate it to gain the most profit. My guess is that when things went south late 2013 after Joe made a stand against what Activision was going to do with their game Bungie asked for another postponement of the game in order to finish development properly and was subsequently denied that request. Trying to get everything done by launch date they had to run willynilly to figure out how to satisfy customer's with what was left them. I do agree with almost the entire player base that they should have stuck with the original story and gameplay. I do think, however, that Activision's meddling with the game made it impossible. This is all just conjecture of course but a lot can be gleaned from all the sources. Personally I still love this game! PvP is balanced if you really take time to think about it. The story will be patched over time and I am yet to be bored with it. I am a husband and father of two so I only get roughly two hours of gameplay a day hence no boredom with the game.