It's damage control. Like I said in another post, the Bungie marketing team is likely in panic mode right now. This buys them some time while they figure out how to slap a bandaid on this whole thing without setting a very expensive precedent. They have budgets and payrolls and content costs them money, digital or not. Whatever comes of all this, it's going to be either existing and unreleased bonuses, cheap content or overhyped trinkets, because otherwise the expectations are too high next time. I'm not trying to be a downer or take their side, but I work in Marketing, and anything coming out that would have been content for a paid DLC is hitting a ledger line in somebody's budget, they're a business, that's how it works. Hopefully they don't go for the super cheap, because it's not going to be enough for people already feeling slapped in the face after TTK. Not that I'm going to see any of it, people like me will likely get screwed on both sides of it. I'm too new to qualify for any day 1 bonuses, and I already have the base game, so I'll have to buy all DLCs at current price. I have no horse in this race, but do I hope they make a decent offer, it'll be best overall for everybody's interests.