I wonder if it's because we tend to assume ownership of Destiny simply due to the fact of how invested we are in terms of time played as well as emotional investment; we want so much to love a game that has provided us with so much entertainment and it very much is a sort of relationship being it has lasted years for most of us. It's personal. It's hard for me, too, to quit this game cold turkey despite that little voice in my head that tells me that I'm addicted to the gameplay but because the developer will keep reinventing the wheel with major changes as the story of Destiny unfolds, I want to continue to be part of the evolution. But it's an up-and-down affair that seems to have more downs than ups. I'm interested in community feedback and this forum and watching the exchange between players and the developer. I find that part of it fascinating. A lot of Bungie's ideas are really bad which has always boggled my mind since feedback has offered so much direction not to mention countless other games which have done things so much better, you could literally just steal solutions all day long. Likely a resource-management issue with Bungie coupled with a strong emphasis by leadership to make content cut-and-paste so other internal projects can take priority moving forward.

It’s weird but every time I play a different game for extended periods of time other than destiny, I feel like I’m doing something horribly wrong. D1 was the worst as far as how I felt towards a game. I would feel almost down on myself for venturing out and playing different games. Like I’m letting my character down or missing something so important. Plus I have an addictive personality when it comes to stuff I really like.