Easy answer, not everyone can afford it. That is all. Lol I could but why would I bother right now when I'm happy with the way it's running, (minus the vault issue) which once ttk comes out supposedly won't be as big an issue anyway, so other than a quicker loading menu, there doesn't seem to me any real incentive for people to upgrade right now in all honesty

Call bullshit on not being able to afford it, ppl afford the actual game at a cost in this country of $70-$100 (more than most other countries) a console in this country retails for approx $550 (and is usually bundled with 3 games at this price too, which could also be sold or traded), so its the equivelant of 6 or 7 full priced new games titles to upgrade to a new console, now, take into account that you can trade the old console and the old games in to make it even cheaper(or sell on ebay or like if u want to get more value out of it) as well as the 3 platinum type titles bundled with the new console. All of a sudden that price seems a lot more affordable. I dont even have a job atm and I can afford it. (so pretty sure most can) Do you honestly expect bungie to keep supporting the old formats for the whole 10 year goal? If not, when do you expect them to pull support? 2017? I'm sure there will be a way to port characters over to the new consoles from the old ones when they do, but be realistic, you cant think that the old gen consoles are going to be around another decade and still get new titles/content and support from companies like Bungie. The previous generations consoles had already far exceeded the lifespan of any other generation of games consoles when the current gen was released.most games these days last 1 year and a new one is released (TTK is just another example, but being mmo based it also builds on the previous title)

Again, at this moment in time I have no reason to?? And in no part did I say I never would, when the time comes I will, and the characters to cross over, very easily. But that's irrelevant, I wasn't worried I'd have to start again etc. My point was, that at this very moment in time (aside from the fact that me personally, I've just bought a house,in the UK so yeah whether it's £400 to get me on a ps4 playing Destiny or £200 after I've sold everything you mentioned, as priorities go, that isn't one, and as I've repeatedly said, there's no major need or incentive to at this moment in time, so why would I , and I'm pretty sure I'm one of 1000's upon 1000's of people in similar or even worse financial situations than me to consider needlessly upgrading their systems so people can stop whining at you for not spending your money on what they want you to.

well, thanks for your stubbornness. Due to that, next gen gamers look to be continually held back and frustrated with games due to companies tailoring their products to people who don't want to afford them. This is what caused the vault space issue in the 1st place.