Yeah OP is the type to threaten to sue Mickey Mouse when one of the rides at Disney World is down lol

Afaik this would be more like a lease than straight up buying it

[quote]So If I buy a car from you, and then a year later. You come get it....that is theft. No different[/quote] Not if you agree they can take it back at any time they want which you did.

Buying a car is different from buying a user license. You agreed to this even. Secondly, comparing data to a physical object is like comparing an NFT to actual money. It is different. But go ahead, say how uou didn't agree to their 100 page TOS before entering the game for the first time. Take it to court, I would watch The only right thing is to add it back IMO

Are you demanding refunds for all the content streaming services like Netflix remove too?

[quote] The physical disks don't have any content loaded on them.[/quote] Just to sort this, the discs do have the vanilla year 1 content loaded on them but the content, once installed to your console, gets removed from the install if you do the cumulative update it requires to be able to connect. If Bungie still had a day 1 version of the server side stuff (ie Physics/World host etc) alongside the day 1 patch you would be able to do that update and play vanilla; but they don't as we know from the lawsuit with them saying they don't have a version that is playable within the studio. With that said, the physical disc is still being considered just a license that you are expected to get rid of (ie return) if you don't agree with the ToS/EULA though - other companies have gone a bit further as below. Ubisoft, for example, recently updated their EULA to require [i]destruction[/i] of copies you possess [quote]The EULA is effective from the earlier of the date You purchase, download or use the Product, until terminated according to its terms. You and UBISOFT (or its licensors) may terminate this EULA, at any time, for any reason. Termination by UBISOFT will be effective upon (a) notice to You or (b) termination of Your UBISOFT Account (if any) or (c) at the time of UBISOFT’s decision to discontinue offering and/or supporting the Product. This EULA will terminate automatically if You fail to comply with any of the terms and conditions of this EULA. Upon termination for any reason, You must immediately uninstall the Product and destroy all copies of the Product in Your possession.[/quote]https://www.ubisoft.com/legal/documents/eula/en-US

The car debate would work better if they said the car was under a lease agreement. Destiny could also be considered a "lease" agreement as the timeline to play the seasonal content is limited and has a set end date. Lease agreements are not new and are used in many aspect of business, from leases on buildings, vehicles, rentals, equipment etc. I will say though that the Portal does now have seasonal content available (The coil et al) on it now and the season kiosk is an option to aquire seasonal loot from the past. My guess is that they will be retooling most older seasonal content to fill the portal. Looks like the path they are taking. (This is only about lost seasonal content, and not campaign dlc)

[quote]I'm not ignoring the argeement, I'm just saying the OP's feelings are understandable. I have no idea what the T&Cs said at the time OP joined, but I've been playing just under two years so I knew what I was getting into and that's why I've never bought the content at full price. My personal opinion is that a new app/game/launcher should have been released when the game for too big so as to avoid deleting content.[/quote] Then ypur previous couple of posts make no sense. The car analogy the OP made is forgetting about the agreement they made to play. Your disc example doesn't make sense because bungie didn't take players discs. Both disc and digital versions are the same in terms of the terms and conditions to play the game. Of coarse the OP's feeling are understandable, they probably agreed to something they didn't read.