Let's make it more understandable for you. I'll use a simile to demonstrate my position. Feel free to google 'simile' if you need to. Buying Destiny, then the Seasons Pass (i & ii), then The Taken King is [b][u][i]Like:[/i][/u][/b] Buying a house, then paying for some landscaping, then putting in a fence, and then putting on an addition... Where a new person can come buy the exact same new house with the addition included, the landscaping done, and the fence already in place for less than half of what you paid for cumulatively. Same 'as' someone buying the new version of Destiny and getting all the previous content included for free. Feel free to google 'cumulatively' too. There no crying in my post. Only pointing out inequities. Reflecting it from a 'pissy' position though, of that I'll admit.

Yeah man I understand now. Last year I bought a new car. The other day I drove by the dealership where I bought my car and saw the exact same car I bought for a vastly lowered price. So I got pretty upset to say the least. I stopped by the dealership to see why is my car so much cheaper now. Guess what they told me? They said,"the newer model was out and they were dicounting the older mofel". Here is the kicker, the new model comes standard with the add-ons I had to paid extra for. I felt so ripped off.

No. I don't think you do. If you go buy that new car (the upgraded one), is the new car vastly lower price than you old car was...No. It's your old car that's depreciated as compared to the new upgraded version. Bungie has it the other way around. They've got the all new next year model with all the upgrades included, priced lower than the last years model was, and they're including last years model as a free included bonus as well. You nearly get two cars for half the price of the original car upgraded cost.