People spend $20 on ordering fast food and eat it in just a few minutes...yet those same people are on here complaining (as if it’s their sole purpose for existence on this planet) for spending $20 on a DLC, which the OP admits, took him nearly an hour to finish initially, and can go back to whenever they so chose. I swear, if there were 15 new campaign levels and 10 new strikes along with 8 new crucible maps, people would still bitch. If Bungie decided to fix all the things people have been complaining about in D2 tomorrow, people would still complain, as they did every year of D1. These forums have become so toxic it’s depressing. Constructive criticism and feedback is good, no great actually, but whining and complaining about every little thing shows just how spoiled and entitled we have become as a society. Not once have I read anyone saying that they were going to go to school, study software development, and make their own better version of this game. Just bitching about something they didn’t create, even though in a way, after 3 years of bitching on these forums during D1, they did create.

56 mins? Did you just run through the missions and avoid all the adds?

Took me 5 hours first time... Speed runniung doesnt count as content time

So Many Complaints, So Few Results We complain today more than ever before in history but few of our complaints get us the results we want. Instead we usually find ourselves repeating the same tale of woe or dissatisfaction to one person after the other in an effort to rid ourselves of our frustration. Of course, even if the person is compassionate enough to validate our emotions (read more about emotional validation here), we typically find ourselves reliving the aggravation every time we tell the tale. The problem is that today we associate the act of complaining with venting far more than we do with problem solving. As a result, we complain simply to get things off our chest, not to resolve problems or to create change, rendering the vast majority of our complaints completely ineffective. Even when we do address our complaints to the people who can do something about them, we tend to be unsuccessful far more often than not. Studies show that when we're dissatisfied with certain products, 95% of us fail to complain to the company because we fear doing so will be annoying and time consuming, and we're unlikely to get the response we want. We are equally avoidant when it comes to complaints to our loved ones. We fear voicing them will only lead to an argument and resolve nothing. Instead, we reach for the phone, call our friends and vent to them instead. How Complaining Ineffectively Harms Our Mental Health Take a moment to consider how many things you complain about in a given day. The weather, public transportation and traffic, your spouse, your kids, your friends, your boss, the movie you just saw and hated, the meal that arrived cold in the restaurant, the sandwich shop that got your order wrong, the elevator that took too long, the reality television show that booted off your favorite contestant, and the list goes on and on. When we have so many dissatisfactions and frustrations, yet believe we're powerless to do much about them or to get the results we want, we are left feeling helpless, hopeless, victimized, and bad about ourselves. Obviously, one such incident won't harm our mental health, but we have so many complaints, this scenario happens many times a day. This accumulation of frustration and helplessness can add up over time and impact our mood, our self-esteem, and even our general mental health. How Complaining Effectively Benefits Our Mental Health Think back to when you called a customer service hotline and were successful in resolving the matter, or when you voiced a complaint to your spouse and they responded with an apology and a promise to make better efforts in the future. Do you recall how pleased you were with yourself? How happy that made you in that moment? How empowered you felt? Just as ineffective complaining can damage our mental health, complaining effectively and getting results can be incredibly empowering and it can affect our mood and self-esteem for the better (read more about how to attain real personal empowerment here). Further, learning to complain effectively to our loved ones will do wonders for our relationships (read how to complain to your spouse without starting an argument here). By addressing issues in our relationship that need attention and problem solving them together and cooperatively, we can actually strengthen our relationships and become even closer (especially if your partner learns to complain correctly as well). All it takes to turn pointless whining into complaints that solve problems and create change is to learn the tools and techniques to complain effectively. Many of the articles in The Squeaky Wheel Blog offer such tools as does The Squeaky Wheel book. The next time you call a friend to vent about something that frustrated you, ask yourself if it is something you would like to change. If so, consider skipping the whining and taking positive action to complain effectively and get a result. You'll be doing something positive for your mental health as well.

I have to admit the Campaign was ridiculously short. I don't think people understand how short 1-2 hours is. There are SIDE MISSIONS...yes, let me repeat that, SIDE MISSIONS in The Witcher 3 that has taken 1+ hours to complete LUL. Think about that one for a second.

You pay that much for your trial carries.

LOL lol Do you even know programming? You are asking 100+ hours for 20 dollars? Your not too smart dude