So, just surfing through the forums, as I normally do after Destiny gets a big announcement of some kind, and lo and behold, the community has somehow developed a master race syndrome. Probably another word for it, but since I don't care to look it up, I figured I am going to ask a the simple question of why everybody thinks that everyone can afford a new console, much less repurchasing the game ( of which I myself have already spent $200 dollars on ($70 at retail, $40 for the Season Pass, TTK was another $40, plus $50 in Silver to show my support for this game)), why it is you feel that another generation of consoles is holding a game back (when in actuality, it is the limitations of what they can add into the game from what already exists), and why it is you treat your fellow Guardians so poorly for not being able to afford the latest and greatest gear? Now, I do have a PS3, and will at some point buy a PS4. No problems there. But here is the problem: Destiny is an FPSRPGMMO as stated by Bungie at launch. Many of us know that isn't really the case, but if the are going to uphold that, why cut DLC for essentially the same thing? We paid for a game and it's support, we played this long, so why ditch us at the end of it all? Yes, we MAY get different support, or still be allowed to play the game while the servers are active. But for a general rule of thumb: MMOs are supposed to be playable with all support until the end. I should not feel like I need to buy a new "computer" to keep playing the same game. And since there is going to be a sequel (as confirmed by way too many sources), why cut us out when we know it was going to happen? On another note, this DLC does look pretty sick, and would be fun to play regardless. It is just a shame that the drop had to happen at a time when Destiny started to show what it could truly do. And as a Guardian of 23 years who started out not even being able to afford the game at launch, works a $11.50/hour job for 40 hours a week, and pays most of it to bills and to keep a food in his stomach, I really wish I could join on this adventure. And before people say," Oh, you could have been saving up.", guess what? Living in Vancouver BC right now requires the living wage to be $27/hour. I wish I could save, but unfortunately for all the Europeans, and kids who live with their parents, buying shit here is quite difficult. ...yeah, I think that sums up my rant. Feel better now. Feel free to pitch in anybody.