1) Menu items do not prove that all content was finished and in the game. 2) Our expectations in video games have changed over the years. We expect better looking games, better mechanics, more realistic AI, etc. At the same time we don't want to pay more money. The cost of a game has sat around $60 (USD) for years while inflation happens every year. Special Edition Games and DLC counter the increased costs of developing what players want out of a game. An MMO styled game that features some expansion packs but no subscription fee is fine by me. I've had hours of fun with my friends and I'm at ~$1.75/hr of fun. I haven't done the Vault of Glass yet, or played the DLC. 3) Bungie themselves have been very active with the community. The community means a lot to them where their update posts will have jokes in them, they'll announce when and where they'll be playing, fix bugs/glitches/problems pretty quickly considering the time it takes to properly diagnose/code/release patches. 4) Destiny in no way lives up to the hype that built up around it. The story is fragmented and too short. Grimoire is nice but I shouldn't have to go to it for more story, or at least access it easily from in-game. Grinding for upgrade resources, completing bounties, doing patrol missions all lack variety and get old with time. 5) You're all pissing and moaning about how the industry has shifted and yet you're all clearly supporting it buy buying and playing these games...This loops back to my first point.