[quote]Naturally we would thing to give them more time to create more/better content, except then the community will be posting about getting their refunds and never returning due to another content drought. We as a community helped to push the release schedule to be so tight and once some boss at Bungie implements such a schedule devs just have to deal with it.[/quote] Ahhh..... I love the sound of **maturity** in the morning. Yes, it takes TWO to tango...and the often unreasonable and conflicting demands that gamers put on developers has contributed to why things are they way the are. Why games get rushed out the door, often before they are ready....and why developers don't want to talk to us unless they absolutely have to. As they try to balance the demands of those who want quantity and on-time delivery versus those who want quantity and quality....all while trying to juggle the demands of trying to run a business that has HUNDREDS of people's livelihoods depending on it being PROFITABLE. As a Gen X gamer, it never ceases to amaze me how many younger gamers have this sense that the developers OWE them a personalized version---one tuned to their INDIVIDUAL tastes as a gamer----in return for their $60. That the notion that the game is made for a mass audience who all want different things seems lost on them....and that they have ANY responsibility in knowing what those personal tastes are and gravitating to those games that satisfy it..... ....rather than demanding that every game get custom-tailored to them, is equally lost on them....and only provokes anger when you point it out. Welcome to the ranks of the Downvoted. But you are now a part of the solution rather than part of the problem. If that's any consolation. :) THIS is the "Golden Age of Gaming". What sad is to see so many gamers who are so self-absorbed that they can't see it....and can't appreciate it. As I listen to gamers BITTERLY complain about games that I never would have imagined would be playable at HOME when I was a teenager. Because they think that the only limits on game development are what THEY can imagine as a consumer....and that any company that doesn't GIVE them what they imagined is being lazy and cheating them somehow.