I understand that situation however any person who purchased a Bungie game has received all they are due. The game they bought. They are not beholden to any particular group of people. I get there are strong emotions because of the good times the Xbox community had with the games Bungie has made. If you wish to take some sort of responsibility for their success I guess you can say "Hey I bought that game that made you famous" but that still doesn't mean they owe you or anyone else anything whatsoever. You got the products you paid for and that is all you or any of us are due. Yes Microsoft purchased Bungie and that saved the company in its humble beginnings but that transaction ran its course. Five or so games were made they were all successful (from a sales perspective) and with that success Bungie bought themselves out so that they could broaden their horizons and make Destiny a multi-platform. So I'll say this: "Thank you Microsoft for saving Bungie by purchasing them and allowing them to make some revolutionary games that serve as the basis for a whole new landscape of gaming. Furthermore thank you for selling the rights to Bungie back to the developer so that they may do so once more under their own guidance and allow others besides your following to experience Bungie. In closing I would appreciate it if in the future you advise your community to look deeper into the machinations of corporate game publication and realize that [b]making money[/b] in the end is the reason why publishers such as Activision partner with organizations like Microsoft and Sony to fund companies like Bungie to make the games we love and not just because you want us to think you guys [i]love us and want us to think you're super awesome.[/i]"