@Don Diablo, I get where you're coming from however I'd also like to point out that we are talking about a company with some 750 employees and associated with major gaming development companies like Activision and Blizzard. It's not like people are demanding multiple raids and lots of content (like WoW gets for each expansion) however I think that, if you're going to demand €60 to buy the game and then charge some €30 per expansion then you'd expect at least some sort of decent end-game. With that said, one of the biggest issues I think most people have so far is not the actual amount of the content but rather the choices made on how to spend development - I'm no expert but I'd think that developing the option to pick your own Crucible match type wouldn't be ground-breaking, nor would adding slightly more complex looting items (like set items, for example). I'm sorry but I have no sympathy for Bungie at this stage; they have shown that, as a game developer, they were nowhere near ready to take on such a massive project and would have done better just creating Destiny as a single-player game and focused on that and gave people a more limited but better game to play (like Horizon Zero Dawn).