So you paid $20 for DLC. Its a brand new day, you log on, and What the hell!? This isn't fun, You wanted that Huge raid, but what you got was a PVP arena that you cannot participate in due to your skill restrictions. You are frustrated, you are furious, you go on the official message boards. [quote]Dear bungie, make this content accessible for me, I paid $20 for it I should be able to use it[/quote] Is that what you said? But there's a problem, as you said it yourself, You, YOU are the one that paid for it. A man purchasing a box of condoms is not guaranteed to have sex. A man purchasing a heart transplant is not guaranteed to live 20 more years. But those are a bit of a reach here's a more realistic example. A man paying to enter a club is not guaranteed to stay in all night, he paid to go through the door, if he doesn't get any action or starts a fight and gets kicked out he does not get his money back. You bought the product, you made the decision, why did you buy a product that you are not able to use? Would you buy a car if you didn't know how to drive? You are not entitled to ToO wins, to a helpful community (Who, ofcourse won't help you if the best you can do is login and call them names because you're unable to clear your content) or to anything other than access to the content. You didn't buy a Trials win, you bought the ability to enter trials, you didn't buy a Skolas kill, you bought the ability to enter the prison. You can argue its unfair or stupid, and if I look at it from your perspective I would agree, but I'm not looking at it from your perspective, I'm not looking at it from my perspective because I want everyone to win and have fun, I'm looking at it from the perspective of common sense, and the simple reality is you are not entitled to the rewards of an expansion simply because you paid for it, if that's what you want there are plenty of games out there that sell item sets as DLC, maybe those games would be a little more suitable for you.