I will say that I am in general not a fan of old content being removed, but that I can at least understand the rationale behind the decision. I am even in favor of there never being a D3, tbh. But that is precisely because I don't like the idea of old content going away forever. And the thing is, ironically, with D3 it wouldn't actually go away, because the old game would still exist. While I could live with strikes and older activities like Forges or Reckoning going away, massively story-driven content like the campaigns and raids, I don't think I can do without. Part of the reason I play Destiny is because of the narrative, the epic space opera having been built over many years now. I remember playing through all of D1 for the first time before I bought D2 and I had a BLAST. So to think that not just some smaller campaigns, but THE literal campaign of D2 (The Red War) going away is... no, I don't think I want that. I buy games to experience worlds I never could in my real life. I like the idea that these stories, which have in a way become part of me, are things I can experience whenever I want again. I can just pick any book I wanna read, any film I wanna watch or any game I wanna play from my shelf. But the fact that you will basically remove a story like that "from existence", only brought back IF you so choose to... well as I said, I don't think want that. So if at some point, I cannot experience the full story of Destiny anymore, I think that will be it for me. I understand the limitations you're dealing with, but an "ever-evolving-world" is not worth removing huge chunks of a game's story for me. So I guess that if nothing changes, I will enjoy this last season and then bid my farewell. And you know, maybe, if there is ever a complete package like with "Destiny 1 The Collection", I might buy that at the end of the journey. Or not, in case the entire journey will never be there to experience as a whole.