I cannot really debate with you when you don't understand the difference between ownership of a product and ownership of a license (which might be a physical copy or digital) to use a product. I think you might understand better in these terms. Have you ever bought a computer program? Like Photoshop maybe. You buy a disc (or nowadays you can probably get it digitally but let's stick to the physical disc as I'm assuming you have a physical copy of destiny). And that disc allows you to install and access the program... But you do not own that program. Unless you're a share holder in the company that owns the program then you in no way, shape, or form own that program... And based on how they conduct their user agreement (that you agreed to when you purchased and installed their program) they can alter the program anyway they see fit within that agreement. They can even change the agreement! (Ever notice sometimes when you log on to destiny it asks you to accept the new agreement-- they've changed parts of the agreement many times over now!) I hope this clears this up for you a bit.