Destiny is not COD, and as such cost comparison is just justified. It's comparing apples with oranges. Given they're different fruits, a pound of apple is not the same as a pound of oranges even if they cost the same. In my opinion oranges are tastier. Kidding aside, CoD is a cookie cutter game with a new game every year, with an obvious emphasis on PvP, and has a reputation of being more or less the same games every iteration just with graphics and sight gameplay enhancements. You can almost say that each new game is basically a $60 standalone DLC with a new 6hr campaign, new guns and 10 new maps. There are many opinions about the CoD and Battlefield franchise, but I won't go into that here. Destiny is simply not this and has never been about this, and I never want Destiny's monetary model to come anywhere close to EA's or Activision's money sucking black hole.