At no point, has this mindless, incoherent post produced anything that can be considered a rational thought. Everyone on this thread is now dumber for reading it. I award you no points and may God have mercy on your soul

You need to work on your baiting skills sir.

It's not dead at all. You just don't play it. Thank god there are literally hundreds if thousands of others who support it. I know you want Destiny to fail in your fit if butthurt. But, it wont.

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Title contradicts body. You say its dead, yet mock people for buying it, clearly implying people are still buying it, making it very much alive. Stupid post is stupid

I paid $80...$95 if you include tax and shipping. What you gotta say bout that?

Destiny is dead ill check to see if anything has improved year four lol

Back in the day... I remember paying $15 for 4 multiplayer maps. But with TTK I get Strikes (Plural), a raid, new mutiplayer maps (Plural), story, new a new area to explore, new guns, new armor, plus more wonderful experiences to share with my buddies. Sounds like a good investment to me!

I really hate the whole content to value/money. Ok boy, if you absolutely believe that the amount of money to something should be based on how much "content" there is.....then lets look at other games. Skyrim. Or any ES game period. According to a lot of you, Skyrim or any ES game has a TON of content. So if thats true, then you should be paying $200+ for each game. But wait... Would you be happy with that pricing? Or would you say its too expensive? And each DLC to those games. A lot of you also they they add a ton more content. So should each DLC be $50 not $15? And exactly what is "content" anyways? Is it just how big of a playable area you have? Is it different things to do? What? Because lets see... Skyrim. One Big explorable map. One short main campaign. A ton of missions that just have you go through dungeons that all feel the same, having you "fight the same enemies" for rewards that suck." A lot of different skills to raise....oh wait, thats still grinding? A ton of books to read. Destiny Multiple strikes. 2 raids. (You could say 3 PoE.) 20ish story missions. Crucible. 4 planets to patrol. Bounties. Leveling weapons/gear. (Like leveling skills.) Either way both games represent grinding in some way. Skyrim might feature what a lot of "content" as you say, but its combined into One overall experience. While Destiny, as you say, provides little content, but its spread out through multiple different activities, like that of an MMO. But can you really say money=content? What about self opinions? The idea of something being worth value is all on the person. Not what the majority of people think value should mean. So if i spend $60 on Skyrim, but absolutely hate it because to me, its just boring as hell, could i say i got my "moneys worth?" Where as i spend $60 on Destiny, have over like 25 days total played and really enjoyed playing, i could say i got my "moneys worth." Because to sone of us, the value of something is based on how fun the game is to us not how much there is to do. Look at gaming back then, Spyro and Crash. The original games. Did they have a lot? No! But they were hella fun. It seems like society moved from playing games for fun, to playing games if they have a lot to do, whether its fun or not. Again, the value of something is based on each individual.