Movies, tv shows, and video games, all fall under, entertainment industry. So they are the same, imo. ----- I have spent a total of $250 on D2 so far, for all the offered content, and a little on eververse. I am paid up, through all 3 years of D2, the 2 past years and the year to come. With the amount of hours played, so far, I've spent around 25 cents per hour. And other than some possible future MTX, every hour I play this next year, will lower that per hour cost. ----- I can agree that content that comes and goes, does negatively impact players, that feel they need to collect everything. I try to collect as much as I can, but it has never been a priority to me. And isn't actually a requirement to make progress in the Destiny universe. If it is the top reason you play, then I guess FOMO, comes into play for you and others like you. But I also don't think the majority of D2 enthusiasts are completionist collectors, either. So to say, "D2 is supposed to be about the ability to collect everything," is in fact an entitled opinion of, "how the game is supposed to be." Bungie isn't designing the game solely for you or others that like to collect everything. There are tons of people who simply play, because they enjoy the gun play, and the challenges presented to them. ----- Finally, as far as Borderlands 3 is concerned. I just beat my first run through of the campaign, yesterday. Now, I can choose to rerun all the content on the other 3 vault hunters, or take part in the 3 levels of mayhem. But ultimately, after your first completion of the campaign, the continued playtime is basically just rerunning the very same content at slightly, ever increasing difficulty. With the ultimate goal, of just collecting the same weapons but with higher stats. I haven't looked into the road map of Borderlands 3, so I'll admit I don't know what, when, or at what price future content will be added. But I have to imagine the game wont be doubling in size with each expansion, so completing the dlc won't add significant amounts of truly unique game play.