I wouldn't say that it was a dick move, that would assume Bungie has some competent understanding of human group social dynamics which judging from the game I say they don't (otherwise, why the BS story and incompetent social features?) Rather its just a deflection tactic, not instigation. The issue is the engine and of course with less memory the older generation consoles hit the limit [i]first[/i]. So with a little deconstruction they remove the older consoles from consideration here and increase vault space. OK, but we know now there's a distressingly small limit to the number of things Destiny can display on the screen at a given moment (for any modern piece of hardware). That still exists on the new consoles too, and with another couple of expansions it may start becoming a factor again in constraining vault expansions and possibly other gameplay developments too (ex. the scale of combat and gameplay.) Keep in mind, there's not only DLC to worry about. There's the next game too with character transfers of some kind or another. With an ever increasing number of weapons and armor Bungie has developed themselves into a corner, not only for the questionable engine performance but also in the principle of how they're games are going to be managed over the long term. Either they'll have to abandon the current vault system sometime in the near future (and settle for a cheaper, less visually appealing analog, bringing up the big question of why they wasted time developing the current system), or abandon everything you worked for in previous games (with only token recognition through [i]generalized [/i]rewards for Destiny 1 progress on your Destiny 2 character, which totally undermines the content and structure of Destiny 1.) All in all, Bungie is pretty messed up ATM.