So from destiny 1 when eververse was first released we were told that eververse's main job was to fund the live team. The live teams job is to make mini events such as the dawning. This means the dawning is dlc that is paid for a smaller group in the community namely those who spend money on eververse. So if that smaller group has bought us all dlc shouldn't they receive the majority of the cool stuff? Personally I don't care for or about micro transactions, I don't care for or about gambling either. But I do think that these are issues consumers can regulate on their own with self-control. Eververse doesn't hurt our game play, there are much more important issues in the world of destiny that need bungies attention. I would also like to throw in the other argument about what happens if Tess is gone? How is bungies supposed to increase their profit margins? There are really only a few options. They adopt a pay to play model. Works well for profits but punishes hard core players. Game price hikes. Likely cannibalizes profits cause people will buy something cheaper. Even less content for the price, this is allready a huge issue across most games, there is less content because companies are making less money per hour of game play then they did the previous year. Just some stuff to think about. I'm going to make another quick edit here. A lot of your post seem to think that businesses and corporations should be focused on making money like you do to where you live paycheck-to-paycheck. But in order for a business to succeed they need to focus on growth much like you would if you were planning to have a larger family have to put away much more money than you are currently spending each year. Businesses that don't grow fail.