I agree these reasons do hold weight, enough to complain to bungie for sure, but why are thet enough to not buy this great game? Did you ever play any halo games? I've played them all since halo 2, and in all of them I spent the most time on multiplayer. I would play through the campaigns at least twice, and although the story for the campaigns for them are really interesting, they are pretty linear and don't take too much time compared to the time you can spend having fun on multiplayer. The way I see destiny is the story is about aliens and space and it is an fps, just like halo. The multiplayer has a fresh feeling to it, but at the core it feels almost like halo(which is great). So on this multiplayer I can spend hours just like I did on halos multiplayer. But instead of a normal sized campaign mode with a liner set of missions, destiny has these sweet open world maps where just roaming around and discovering places is interesting. you can do main missions, strike missions, raids, and random events. You can gather cool rare guns and armor to show off in your multiplayer experience. So if you were at any point a fan of bungies past games you will definitely enjoy this one, because it is a fresh start in multiplayer and adds a huge amount of content and variety to campaign mode compared to halo. Yeah its a bummer that xbox doesn't get the strike mission or multiplayer map and if I was on Xbox I would feel jipped too. But I would no doubt be buying the game, because it is an enormous step up from the halo games. If they promise stuff that doesn't happen, then we can definitely complain as you did. but when this game only has more content than halos had, I don't see the point in not purchasing it. Although, if you don't like halo, open world fps games, or arena multiplayer, then this game might not be for you. Though if you had never liked halo or bungie, there would be no point in being in these forums haha