I agree. Bungie needs to remember who pays their bills, and it's not the top 1% or streamers, it's the thousands and thousands of casual players that have jobs, families, school, etc. It's a dangerous game to start making it difficult for the majority of your players to unlock the content that they have already paid for. Now, with all that being said, I do understand that Bungie plans on the fact that the top 1% will jump in immediately and unlock the content in a relatively short amount of time - but what if they didn't? Then.... "Lucy, you got some 'splanin' to do"... because the player base isn't going to be happy with sitting around for days waiting for the content that's been paid for to be unlocked. Well, that's all. I'm not complaining, arguing, objecting, etc. Just throwing some perspective out their. Food for thought from a random customer standpoint - a customer that has already stopped pre-ordering anything Bungie related and whom waits for others to play and review the content before spending a single dollar on this company. Just saying. ;)