Yes, and? You no longer get access to daily, weekly and nightfall activities because those are end game activities. The level cap has been raised. It's one of the features of TTK. You still have access to all the missions and strikes that made up these activities so you can still enjoy the content. Nothing has been taken from you here. Sorry. The strike playlists have been changed for everyone, not just you. All the strikes themselves are still available to you. You haven't lost any content her either. Sorry. While a small number of Patrol missions involving Taken may be impossible for you to complete, many more new ones have been introduced that you can complete. So congratulations, you get access to new content for free. Yes, the Wolf Packs are gone, just like the Swords of Crota eventually vanished. They were always meant to be temporary additions to the game. Thats how they were describes when they were released, as a limited time event. So no, nothing was taken from you. All the content you paid for is still there. You can still access it and enjoy it. You just can't participate in end game activities anymore. On the other hand, over that last year you've gotten a whole bunch of content for free. Iron Banner, Queens Wrath, new Crucible maps, new weapons, new armor, new bounties, new public events, more storage space, the Reef social space and more. None of that is stuff you paid for when you bought the game. All of it is stuff that was added later for all players without requiring any additional purchase. You're complaining now about stuff being taken from you, and that the game you paid for is no longer playable, even though neither of those things are true. You're forgetting that the game you paid for didn't include a lot of the stuff you've been enjoying for the last few months. You can't participate in end game content without TTK. thats how it works. Thats how it was advertised. It's strange to me how everyone who bought TTK seems to understand this, but it's a complete shock to everyone who decided they didn't want to buy the expansion, or couldn't afford to buy it.