Bump. It is so, so important that people watch this video. I cannot stress that enough. The direction activision are taking with Destiny could have huge quality and financial ramifications for us as gamers and consumers for years to come. If TTK is part of an annual launch plan to water the game to other models of 'this is a new game', to just 'this is a big expansion to a game you already have' then we are in for a dark future. People are already asking the question: "is how much I love this game actually worth being extorted?" And I would suggest that there will be a breaking point sooner rather than later, conservatively within the next 5-10 years. Players the world over are in uproar about having to re-buy content. In the past, Call of Duty and other game series that have moved to use it's financial model have released a new game year on year. The games themselves contain huge similarities to the launches before, but they don't make this overt purely because they 'are' a new game. The evolution of this is to not masquerade as a new game at all, but rather do as destiny is doing and straight up continue on from the game that is already launched. What this does is break the veil the consumer has to the point that the blind eyes are open: we are being overcharged to replay content and experiences we have already paid for. It is clearer than ever and people straight up don't like it. And how long will we let out desire to play a game series outweigh that reality?