Non sequitur. A movie is a fixed experience. A video game is an interactive form of entertainment that is USELESS until a PERSON interacts with it. So...as a paying customer... whom Bungie is asking to invest a tremendous amount of time and energy interacting with their product...... .....my preferences and those of other players should very naturally be considered. Bungie isn't required to do this......but then we also aren't required to give them our time and money. ...and they risk losing both to developers (like Massive) who are much more respectful of, and interactive with their customers.