I don't think a lot of people understand why this additional content exclusivity is vastly different than timed exclusives and whole exclusives. With a timed exclusive, you don't get the content until a predetermined amount of time after it's been released on the "main" platform, so you pay the same price for the same amount of content. When it's an exclusive game altogether, it's basically the same thing; paying the same price for the same amount of content ($0 for 0 content essentially). But when it's a situation like Assassin's Creed has been doing for years -- giving free DLC for one platform -- or what Bungie is doing now -- withholding a piece of content that is priced equally on both platforms -- it's just flat out ripping people off. If I had known beforehand that the expansions would yield me less content, I would not have bought the Limited Edition of the game. I was going to buy the game a second time for Xbox One (currently own 360), but after finding out about The Dark Below, I'm gonna spend my money on something more worth my time. It's sad to see Bungie turn their backs on the community that literally made them who they are, all for an extra paycheck from a hopelessly desperate company. No matter what platform you play on, this is just wrong, and honestly should be illegal.