Let me start by saying I have had the shoes of a developer on and they are a difficult one for sure. No defense to them for turning out a partially completed game, I would have had you wait longer (understanding of deadlines) and finish the game. As for the development side of things I understand the drive to make the people happy, but at the moment it seems lack luster with only a few little stories to tide people over. As for mistakes there are always going to happen it is a live community. The choice to call in Activision to partner with a game you wish to continue for several years is a disaster waiting to happen. Bungie, let us take a stroll down memory lane. Activision and it;s track record: Below a problem that even they have said they have on their own site but we are told it is us and our ISP's? Why on a system that is supposed to bridge the gap between PC users and Console making me feel way more like a PC gamer again. I want to just turn on the console and play. http://support.activision.com/articles/en_US/FAQ/Lag-Occurs-in-Multiplayer-Game http://support.activision.com/articles/en_US/FAQ/Problem-Connecting-to-an-Online-Game-for-Xbox-360 A small list of games that once they play out for Activision they drop them like a rock. http://support.activision.com/articles/en_US/FAQ/Call-of-Duty-Elite-Shutdown-FAQ http://www.techradar.com/us/news/gaming/activision-threatens-to-stop-making-ps3-games-609591 One of my favorite is the wiki on Activision, while they have contributed much to the gaming community, it is very clear they are about one thing $$$$$$. I get it it is a business you say? Well in business if your customers are unhappy you do not stay in business long. With that check them out and make your own determination if this game will be here for 10 years. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Activision For me I enjoy the game and hope that Bungie in this partnership still has the creative right to do what they want still and not set by a dictator.