I could tell you of all the content that was held back, I could tell you about all of the gear you may or may not get. But now the gamers are just scared.

DeeJ essentially confirmed our suspicions. This isn't DLC. It's Disk Locked Content. Parts of the game were locked away on our discs so they could sell it to us later. Had Activi$ion not butchered this game, it might have not been so empty.

Its not disc-locked. They just put in place-holders in our game so that when they impliment their new updates its easier for them. If you dont understand the process dont make accusations, I doubt youll evwn understand what I just said.

I think I understand what you mean, but bare with me. So, by them doing this, they basically created parts of the blueprints of HOW. And this will allow them to mold it into any shape they want, and easily. It will also allow them to release the content quicker to us, the players. Meaning - bungie basically finished 25% of the DLC early on, but the parts they finished were the difficult parts, and the rest of the work needed is basically to just fill in the blanks?

I have only one request. Stop with the high fire rate and no impact guns. They're bad and should feel bad and you should feel bad :(

Whoa! Look at DeeJ's reaction to leaked content from a 500 million dollar budget and over 4 years of development! What could this sudden response mean? I know you read these forums and feel all kinds of emotions from the happy, supporting, constructive, saddening, trolling replies that spread through these forums like wildfire throughout the day, but please keep a few things in mind... 1. The company you work for is holding back an abundance of incredibly diversifying types of gameplay and strategy to make a more challenging game for a large sum of Bungie fans. That means you should have enough respect for your fans to admit you screwed this game up and many of the original ideas, even the ones as far out as moon tigers, should of been more carefully considered. You have an incredibly talented and coherent staff to make serious changes this game needs, starting with responsibly responsive feedback from YOU! 2. You reserve the right to admit that some weren't confident with the release of this game and the tough choice of chopping it up into bits to sell for money may have been exaggerated on a literal level. My small amount of money per DLC continuation doesn't add up to the amount paying for it and if I could get my money back, I would. I'm willing to bet that there is nearly the same amount of "placeholders" as actual and current content. 3. Anytime you want to stand up to whoever needs to be stood up to when it comes to bringing in major and radical changes for the sake of the prosperity of your game, please, please, do so. There is a long and difficult list of things this game needs to accomplish like... - More challenging raids, strikes, missions and patrols. (Example; Optional areas in missions that require full fireteams to contend with higher level mobs and one, two extra bosses that cannot be soloed easily) - Faction wars and ideas on how players can get involved with each vendor. (Example; Option to select patrol on each planet and choose to participate in separate server matchmaking where players can attack players to contend for territory or run flags to bases. Limitations would be necessary.) - Fix bugs more bugs and continue working on and fixing bugs - More vault space BUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!, it would make a huge positive impact on your fans if it was given to us for free, don't use "vault space" as a reason to say your DLC had weight. - Feedback from you or others that may need to be promoted to help you. We deserve to know in abundance what direction you're taking this game if you're going to charge us for it. How unreasonable can it be to do something like Blizzard and have daily questions and concerns responded to? This is all suppose to be a great hobby to enjoy and many are obviously enjoying it as it sits, I get it, who cares about what little ol' me says on some internet forum. There is a process to making a singular game of its generation but a little over 3 million people on a game isn't a big deal when you're considering WoW has had over 100 million people sign up and try their game. Please most of all, just stop with the super fake attitude that this game is great and wonderfully peachy as it is. You have no idea how many people are going to be moving on from this game after HoW if dramatic changes are not made. I hope for the sake of this games flawless FPS mechanics and detail that you strongly consider thinking outside of the box now more than ever. Not so casual nobody, out.