I take it you either found destiny on sale or are hooked enough not to notice you've paid $140 to get the same product newcomers are being offered $60 to hop in, after enduring three separate abusive in-game economies that will all have been scrapped for the real thing. Products lose value over time but the sentiment remains and was enough to sour me on this IP for a little while. You point would benefit from making an effort to grasp that your perspective may yield far less weight in the context your post was intended to convey. You've given sound advice, however. Just a side note: community managers don't manage the community, they manage the company's communication with the community. The distinction in subject-object relationships is important and, ironically, relevant to the content I previously addressed.