4. In light of hte prevailing RUMOR. Unlike most gamers here: A. I did my homework before buying Destiny, and B. I have some experience in creating things. Music in my case. When I write a piece of music, it starts with an idea...but I dont' sit down and start to write the tune until I have a pretty good idea of what its going to sound like, and how its going to unfold. But even then, I still sometimes have to completely change directions in the middle of the process because either my original idea just doesn't work....or the project takes on a life of its own and DEMANDS to go in a particular direction. To the point where I'll hit a creative roadblock if I insist upon going in some other direction. All you have to do is look at the slide for Destiny "1"s planned expansion to see that Bungie took a similar path. With the release version of Destiny basically creating the physical playspace that the game will use through the first two DLCs. With each DLC fleshing out those areas with things to do. Comet thing gives a major expansion to the playspace...and then two later DLC flesh it out to completion. In short, the MODULAR expansion to the game world they told us to expect pre-release. 3. ....and you're crazy if you think $60 dollars entitles you to a game that the develop creates new content for, and updates on a WEEKLY basis. 2. No my sense of time just includes a MAJOR holiday, and the time necessary to code the solutions, debug them, and distribute theme as part of a MAJOR patch. Your sense of time, aparrently doesn't. 1. No I don't switch weapons around. Each of my characters has their own pesonal arsenal. A range of primary weapons to suit a number of situations. 3 fusion rifles and three snipers (one for each elemental damage). Then 3 HMGs and 3 rocket launchers. Pretty much the onl things that are in my vault right now ar weapons that none of my characters have any use for....and the elemental damage primary weapons that I do have to pass around for weekly strikes. In short . More vault space is a "want" at this point....not a "need".

Look, as much as I would like to debate these issues with you, its not the point of the thread. Dont be a dick to a guy that is raising a valid question in a constructive way.

Then tell him not to keep bring up issues that have been asked-and-answered multiple times before.

Seriously? You are missing the forest through the trees. He just wanted to know if players feel ignored... you have every ability to tell him yourself if you dont agree with the issues he stated. But you dont have to be a douche about it. There are enough assholes and trolls in the feedback forum. Its rare when someone on here makes a diplomatic post that could incite constructive dialogue. Regardless of opinion, that should be fostered, not spit upon... unless you like these boards being a cesspool.

...and he should to a little bit of reading of other people's posts. Unless he is brand new to the forum. These issues have been addressed...and Bungie and Deej explained the priority with which they would be addressed. Part of being a grown up is the ability to be patient and delay gratification. Not even a grown up. Part of being a well-socialized child involves this on a lesser scale.

So let me get this straight... you start off a response like an asshole, then state your reason for doing so is that he uses previously addressed issues and that annoys you. Then you assert that part of being a grown up is being patient?

Sometimes your best friend is the one who doesn't tell you what you want hear, but cares enough to give you a kick in the ass when your being a self-absorbed jerk. Which is what the Op was being. Part of being a grown up is accepting that what other people need sometimes takes priority over what we want. Which seems to be an idea that this generation has some difficulty grasping.