[b]Turn it back on. People spent money on it.[/b] Xbox: once 97.1, now 100.8GB If we're generous to it and suggest that VO scraped 2GB, a fourth of Shadowkeep. Then the Season's content growth is nearly double of it, the prime source likely being the Sundial (since it seems to have actual growth planned). We also have 3 quests, gear, and the usual stuff. Now if we suggest the Sundial is 2GB, that isn't generous really, but to keep it even with VO, it's a reasonable benchmark. What this really boils down to is that due to the amount the game grew, Vex Offensive is very likely still in the game. If they had to compensate for space, then growth would not have been this high as VO's removal and all things besides gear associated with it would have freed the space that Sundial took over. Clearly, that didn't happen. You'd be suggesting this season to be roughly 6GBs if they really deleted everything. This is unlikely due to Bungie's nature of not deleting old things. They aren't going to play Jenga with stable code. It would also be too big to be reasonable. So, since the only other argument is the evolving world, simply apply "moment in time" logic to it like every strike and raid, and [b]turn it back on.[/b] Consistency is key, no? Would you want strikes and raids gone because they are no longer plot relevant? Don't think so. So what's stopping us from treating this little trash can the same. It isn't fair to it (or really the people that worked on it.) Hell, stick it in the vanguard director. Why not make a playlist of these activities that grow as their respective seasons pass? Spitball idea right there, probably a problem when you own only one of 4 Either way [b]Keep these in the game.[/b] [b]People spent money on it[/b]