I guess it all depends on your personal feelings and wants from a dlc. 30 dollars for a years worth of dlc (10 dollars per dlc) price wise wasn't bad. I'll admit focusing on something specific per dlc isn't how I would approach it, but at least out of the pass we were able to get some amazing guns from the forges, decent exotics (mostly D1) but at least it was something to chase, and some good events. Where I think Bungie went wrong with the season pass is they focused on one thing specific for four months at a time, and that didn't appeal to most players. I would've been more happy with them if they would've given us 2-4 new PVE and PVP maps per dlc (maybe 2 new and 2 returning), more weapons and armor, vendor refreshes, and stop with the power level increases. The bigger dlc wasn't bad, but I didn't like completing it after 2 or 3 months and have nothing to do for the remaining 9 months. There was nothing to look forward to except events. We got a ton at 1 time, but once it was done it was done. In closing, I prefer the pass over the actual big dlc drop, but I really think bungie needs more in them for all players and not focus on a singular model. I think alot of disdain for the pass would be averted if Bungie gave us QoL improvents also on the new seasons (vendor refreshes, making old content relevant, weekly reset refreshes etc). As for buying next year's pass, I would like to say I will cause of friends and such, but the next 3 months and the next dlc will be the determing factor, and right now bungie isn't off to a good start.

Depends on what they tell me they got planned. I do enjoy playing the game and dont care about nerfs. I thought this season pass was a decent value for $30.

Nope the nerfs & lies did it for me

The current annual pass was a waste of time and money, no thanks

I really didn't like annual pass because it was mostly cheap grind content. What I mean is, take the Black Armory... ghost didn't have any new lines. He stayed mute through the entire thing, so it felt like boring grind filler that wasn't interesting or fun. There was a disconnect without the other characters being more involved. I prefer the DLC model. Sure, it's more expensive, but they include new voice overs and story progression [i]along[/i] with the grind which makes it more interesting. Like brother Vance's tablets were grindy but they were part of the whole DLC story, so I had more fun with the whole thing. Annual pass was too... quiet and lonely for lack of a better description. The price reflected that, but I rather spend more and have the adventure done right then skimp out on the voice overs and such. Again, I thought it felt like cheap grind content and I didn't really look forward to doing any of it. Annual pass content felt more like Angry Birds - time waster stuff you could do on your mobile while taking a dump - whereas DLC felt like a video game. I get that it's a bridge between DLCs but I didn't find it fun at all, and in fact, really sucked the magic out of this game for me. I only got it 'cause I didn't want to miss out on anything, but if i had my hindsight choice i rather they just didn't do it and i took a month off or whatever and came back excited and refreshed for a new DLC like you do between seasons of your favorite netflix shows. But you know... eververse... gotta keep 'em playing smh.

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