Sorry? Stupid? When I got my digital download, it didn't mention any release dates on the dlc nor did Bungie.net offer any additional information on the release date at the time. Your argument is invalid. Other than that, I'm not actually mad for this exclusivity deal. It just doesn't make sense. So PSN paid Activision for exclusivity (just as MS paid Rockstar for GTAIV exclusive content), Bungie gets practically diddily squat for the deal, part of the Xbox fanbase gets pissed and it's costing Activision money in the long run while Bungie gets about 20% of their fanbase up in arms decked out in exotic pitchforks and burning sticks? What were the decision makers smoking when they thought this was a good idea? Haha, I mean have YOU ever considered changing your console preference for minor additions like these expansions? I buy a console for the ease of use, its functionality, its community and most importantly its games. But never have I ever considered the possible expansions to possibly be released on a possibly earlier date than some other platforms, in making my purchasing decisions. It's entertaining to see it all go down while people are getting frustrated. I would have liked to see Bungie transcend mainstream business propositions in favor of their community (as they have beautifully done with Halo 3). I don't care whether you play it on PSN or XBL. Hell you could be playing it on PC MASTERRACE for all I care. The fact is; if you play it then you're a part of the community. A true multiplatformer should never let a brand name split up its own userbase. This to me is strike 2, another one and Bungie's out. FYI; SNES, N64, PSX, PS2, XBOX, X360, PS4, Xone, Steam ( :p ), ... and Legend of Zelda, Goldeneye, Gran Turismo, Metal Gear Solid, Counter Strike, LoL, Halo, The Last of Us, GTA, Forza Motorsport, Age of Empires, etc etc etc. and Bungie has been my #1 developer for over a decade now. Loosing points really, really quick. There two cents.