I absolutely find it hysterical when people call consumers who paid upwards of $120 for a game "entitled" because they want to play the game they paid for as it was advertised. I agree the community can be a little unrealistic and demanding, but people need to wake up and see what the Hells going on. No one paid the full price of a standard AAA title, $60, to be sold $20 worth of content and the other 40 to be chopped up and sold separately as an expansion. Listen to any one of the developers interviews when they talk about timelines of content. Luke Smith openly discussed when the dreadnought was created and taken out of the original version of destiny. Yes I know, things change as well as schedules, but if you look at the game, how the story is now, all the little references to things like prison of elders in vanilla destiny when house of wolves was nowhere close to being out, there are these little clues everywhere that tell you this game was chopped up more than a chef salad and the original story, or lack there of at the very least is proof of that. If this game was sold as a whole, when it was completely finished, not sold to us in parts and given the time it was needed to fully flush out all of its systems, this literally would've been the guest best game any of us would've probably played in our lives. But big money got to it, contracts demand sequels and additional revenue streams, and the fact is creativity is not an endless resource that can easily be tapped.