Well, the story is unsalvageable anyway, so 3 ot 6 chapters isnt going to make much of a difference anyway. Besides, how often do we replay story mode? I would have liked to see more strikes and more explorable territory, that is where I spend most of my time. And a decent amount of new armour and weapons would be nice too, the current selection is so limited that is a joke.

Ever bought a map pack? I bet you have.

You know, maybe my expectations are out of whack, maybe not. But this is not what I was expecting. First off, calling it an expansion pack has certain connotations in the gaming world, versus just calling it dlc: typically, an expansion pack has nearly the same amount of content as a full game. It usually costs nearly as much too. Now I say nearly, because it can vary a lot from game to game. Now regular old DLC will usually have a few (3-7 maybe) hours of content, and be significantly cheaper, like the Borderlands DLC. This isn't expansion worthy material here, not by a longshot. I was hoping for many more pve missions, somewhere approaching 10 or 15. How can you tell a coherent, complete, and fulfilling story in 3 missions? You can't. And only two light levels? Most expansions raise the level cap by 5-10. I was expecting the new level cap to be at least 25, and the light level cap to be 35. What happened? At half the price, this would have been great DLC, something to tide us over until a [i]real [/i]expansion was released: new planets, new story filled missions, new gameplay features (think sparrow races or space combat patrols or melee equipable weapons or new vehicle types), and new raids (more than 1), an actual level cap increase that mattered, new base classes and races each complete with their own unique sub-story missions, new sub-classes, and new skills for every existing sub-class. Maybe Bungie has something planned like this. Maybe not. Who knows?

Every time i see the word Activision i get a tingle in my anus. Muscle memory.

Pay for shit DLC that should have been included in release

It's very simple. If you don't want to spend the money, don't. You are entitled to nothing.

Cod dlc: $15 4 maps + 1 special mode map occasional gun Destiny dlc: $20 new guns new armor new strikes New raid New maps New story mission New npc Oh this forum just gets dumber and dumber by the day.

How much you wanna bet that Eris is a vendor?

I'm a little worried that in the reveal interview, when asked if the storytelling will be done differently, he asked, "Have you done the Thorn bounty?" What does that mean? Lol, that was the worst one. Eff Xyor the Unwed, lol. All jokes aside, I do wonder what that means: [quote]"You say it'll be different in the DLC, but how exactly? Harold Ryan: Have you done the Thorn exotic quest? I'm right at the end and need someone to help me with the last stage. Harold Ryan: So, looking at how the exotic quests work, like the Thorn quest, was the inspiration for how we're attempting to tell the story in this expansion. And so it's going to feel much more emergent and interactive in the world as you play through and unlock the story of Eris."[/quote]

Wonder where all those fanboys are who were crying ..."just wait for the DLC"?

Oh look Bungie disappointing fans [b]AGAIN[/b].

The major expansions in Skyrim and Mass Effect were better than Destiny's entire main story...

Why is everyone complaining?! Please, if you don't want to get it then don't buy it! Nobody is forcing you to!

Already purchased and plan to play it just as much as I do now, fun game imo.

Hmmm, Somehow I just can't see spending twenty bucks for minimal content. Three PVE Story missions, Three PVP Crucible maps, Think two Strike Missions, one if your xbox? A new six player raid. And more ways for RNG To torture us. . . .so that's only another small fraction of the story which should have been in from the start, new multiplayer maps, tedious vanguard maps and a new raid for Bungie to throw a pissyfit when Guardians beat conquer it faster than they anticipated. I can't imagine this being worthy of twenty dollars when it'll more than likely be finished in an hour or two. Unfortunately I got the season pass, so once that's up I'll probably put the game on the shelf until it's either fixed or I forget about it. :/

I'm sorry, I've defended Destiny's story to quite a few people, happen to think it isn't as bad as everyone makes it up. But ONLY if grimoire is taken into account and you actually listen to Dinklebot. I think it was a terrible way to actually TELL the story but the story itself is okay. But enough is enough, in my eyes, 1/3 of the price should result in 1/3 of the original content especially if they can re-use initial designs, mobs, planets. How many stories were there, 20? This is literally 60% of the story missions of ONE PLANET, really? I would expect double that in story missions, and strikes, and multi maps, and bounties, items, quests. Or some equivalent, e.g. I don't need a million more weapons, what I would replace that with is skin customization. But this is nowhere near 1/3 of the content of the original game. Also Bungie, having random people talking to you telling you to go pick up robot cores, or wires, or go stand in a cave for a while is not what a quest should be...Take WoW as an example, don't worry that it's a true MMORPG, I'm focusing on the content only, would you say that the original WoW, without any DLC or updates, had more or less content than Destiny? I wouldn't expect to finish the game in 12 hours that's for sure. Did other games somehow have some magic that meant that their quests didn't have to be 'kill x and go to y'? What about named mobs with stories, buildings with lore behind it, QUESTLINES?! We've had the industry ability for progressive instanced content (deathknight content WoW, years ago). The world could have changed, we could have left an effect on it, we only have like 11 other guardians around us anyway on patrol so it's not like we'd notice other people aren't where we are. What was stopping the mobs changing as we worked through strikes/instances/stories? You mean you seriously couldn't have had quest givers in with your story? Most online games have a central story that you work towards but they also have side stories that enlighten you as to the world, background, characters, emotions etc. Destiny has none of this... Now I know they have subscription fees so perhaps that's not fair, what about Guild Wars 2, as far as I'm aware they have no subscription fee and they still release/have more content than Destiny including having an effect on the world, but perhaps that's the microtransactions? If I could buy new shaders for a dollar in Destiny and knew that this would give me the kind of content diversity/amount as some of the other games then bring it on. As it is those three story missions will take about 60 - 90 minutes to get through, the raid? Sure, hours to begin with, later? 1-2 hours. PvP? I guess if you like PvP then there's that, but it's no different to battlegrounds in other games. The strikes, we'll do them once, either go 'wow these are awesome, more like the raid' or go 'eh, another bullet sponge boss gg' and then run them ad infinatum on strike playlists we're overleveled for. So I'm paying $20 for what is in effect about 5 hours of content and the ability to replay that content over and over (but make no mistake, that doesn't count as 'content' no more than hitting reset on a game and playing it again, or doing no hp item runs on old games makes it new content). Or maybe I'm wrong...doubt it though, I would expect this kind of content to be FREE and be the kind of things that are released bit by bit weekly between DLC. New story mission one week, new pvp the next, new strike the next etc. Each week I get something new leading up to the raid and then BOOM new DLC with new planet full of stories, strikes etc. not 'eh, here's some content, see you again in a few months for a few more story missions'