[quote]I agree with pretty much every argument for xbox (favoring PS in virtually EVERY WAY, making xbox users pay the same amount for less content, etc.) but there's one point I haven't heard yet. They said xbox won't get those exclusives "at least" until Fall 2015, but who the hell is gonna care by then? By then we'll have all moved on, so who's gonna wait a whole year to play something they paid for a YEAR ago? It'll be like xbox players spent that extra bit for nothing. It was false advertising too because they didn't say anything about timed exclusives to DLC, I can't refund my expansion pass either. On top of that, they sold an incomplete game ON PURPOSE. They said Destiny is meant to have a 10 year cycle, which is only a way of trying to milk their players for more money with content that should ALREADY BE IN THE GAME. A lot of people said that Bungie don't like Microsoft because they were just trying to milk that Halo money off of them, but now they're doing the same thing by not putting the full experience in the initial game. Basically it's like this: Any other game with full content- $60 Destiny initially-$60 + DLC- $20 + DLC- $20 + DLC- $20, etc. And that's it. Bungie is just turning Destiny into a cash grab over the long run, and they're just using Sony as a means to hurt Microsoft. Also, this whole thing about exclusive games is stupid. Xbox has Halo, Gears of War, Sunset Overdrive, and more. And PS has God of War, Infamous, Uncharted, and more as well. It would be nice if these games were multi-platform, they are not the same as Destiny. Destiny is a multi-platform game and should be treated as such, it's not a PS exclusive game. And Xbox does get exclusive CoD content first, but PS players don't have to wait a whole year to get it. And when they do get it, it's the full DLC, not just some of it. PS players pay the same price, and get the SAME CONTENT ALL TOGETHER, and not in bits. Bungie was making games before Microsoft bought them out, but if they didn't buy them out, then they would've never been able to make Halo the success it was. In turn, Bungie would not be the success they were before Destiny, and Destiny wouldn't be the success it currently is. You're not screwing over Microsoft, you're screwing over the loyal Xbox who played your Halo games and supported you all this time.[/quote] Boo hoo.