Why the fk would you buy DLC or full season passes for that matter before hand when you don't know peep or what exactly is on it is my question.

How can you regret buying DLC for this game and feel disapointed when it has yet come out? You should post this after the first DLC expansion comes out. This post is way to early to make an assumption and have any regret of the DLCs which has yet to come. This post should have been do you regret buying the game not the dlc since again they have yet to be released.

Bungie: Once upon a time, there was a ugly barnacle. He was so ugly that everyone died. The end. Fanboys: HYYYYPE! DESTINY 2 STORY IS A HUGE IMPROVEMENT FROM D1!!

Here is what concerns me about the DLC and should concern everybody. This is the first DLC that has been in planning for as long as D2 itself. Yet the first reveal trailer is highlighting exotics from year 1, the VOG, and the vex. First reveal and they aren't teasing a brand new enemy, brand new guns, or a brand new raid, just old stuff from D1. Either Bungie is incredibly lazy designers, or are going full scumbag in trying to sell us back stuff we already purchased in D1, or a combination of the 2. Either way, it doesn't bode well for the quality of the DLC.

No, because I remember how disappointed everyone was with vanilla D1 (oh, shut up, yes you were), and how each expansion brought real change that made a real difference in QoL and gameplay. We ALL knew what we were in for. We played (or heard horror stories of) D1. We stuck it out anyway, and in the end, we had thousands of hours logged each, and were generally having a good time. Even with all the complaints, how many hours have you logged? Yeah, that's what I thought. Just like vanilla D1, you've already got your money out of it. Go ahead, try to feel that way about a trip to the theater. I'll wait. Edit: No, I'm not satisfied, but neither do I regret my purchase. I knew there was a strong possibility of this being the result from the start. I'll leave it alone a while, come back every so often to see what's new, and when it's suitable for real play, maybe come back to stay a while, provided I'm not stuck on something else.

[u]Destiny is Not a standard shooter[/u] So I am seeing people make the comparison between Destiny and other standard shooters like Call of Duty, Halo, Titanfall, Battlefield, etc. Skill PvP focused games. An entertaining story to acquaint the players with the gameplay mechanics and players spend most of their time testing their skills in PvP. If you make that comparison I can see why you might feel that you got your dollars worth as Destiny has more content than those. That being said, Destiny is not supposed to be a standard shooter like that. Destiny was supposed to be an Epic FPS RPG game. That is what we wanted. That is what it was initially advertised as and what Year 3 D1 was shaping up to be. The character creation, world exploration, looting, etc all trademark RPG activities. If you are going to do them, then do them right. Watch this Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BTfhrONAp-c [u]What You should Expect[/u] You should be comparing Destiny to games like WoW, Borderlands, Elder Scrolls, Diablo, etc. because the truth is that, even without their DLCs/Expansions, Destiny is barebones compared to those games. It has less to do and farm for than Warframe and DE (warframe developers) have openly said that Warframe is an incomplete game that still has a while to go. Those games do what Destiny does and better. Also D1 at launch set the bar very low so saying that D2 is better than that is nothing to brag about. The fact that Destiny 2 has a DLC coming out about 3 months after console and 1 1/2 month after PC release is a testament to that. I do not understand the argument "wait for it to get better" or "The DLC could be good". If the base game was not good then why would they buy the DLC? Whether or not the developers actually make the game to be better over the course of the year does not matter. The damage has been done. You put up with that kind of development from F2P games, not from AAA developers and publishers. Take a look at games like Borderlands and Skyrim. They were already awesome games on their own and the DLCs added to it. I didn't need DLC in order to fix the base game. $60 RPGs games should have a maximum of six months of content before you even think about expansions or DLC. Games or services should be complete on their own. If what you got was not good, don't buy DLC as that encourages bad practice. two videos below perfectly capture how I feel about the franchise: 4 min video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ll7nJ6GJzjg 36 min video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=185&v=fmcu89CBK6s