I agree with DeeJ not being at fault. Unfortunately he's the messenger that gets shot up whenever the opportunity is presented. Its apparent in a lot of the interviews of late. His facial expression and tone, to me, appear like someone that really wishes they could just level with you; but simply cannot. I'm sure that any communication has to pass through a team of lawyers and PR spin-doctors for approval. The decision makers are who people should be aiming there anger at; but they get to remain anonymous while the designated scapegoat takes the heat. More than likely, he gets an approved list of talking points with a script. Deviating from that would be career suicide for him. I hope that both Bungie and Activision ultimately get taken to task for this clusterduck of a game. Succeeding [b]as-is[/b] will take console gaming down a truly anti-consumer path.