I bought A Link To The Past when it first come out. I stopped paying £40 the second I bought it. And they haven't locked me out of content? OP, better call Shigsy, tell him your story of how you stopped paying for Netflix so he can fix this. On another note, here's how you brain: Destiny is no longer available. The game you bought a year ago, (albeit frustratingly) no longer exists. What you now own (sans The Taken King) is essentially a platform for a new game to use. Without this, The Taken King will not work, but without the The Taken King, Destiny will not work as anything more than a foundation. This is because the servers are no longer for Destiny. They are for Destiny: The Taken King. They however, cannot permanently lock original content as new players will not know the original story, and we still require the original content for new content to work. They have, however, locked what they can (original weapons, random events such as the Blades of Crota and the Pack of Wolves) as these aren't anything to do with The Taken King. Simply as possible put, Destiny is done, it's over, it's like The Matrix Online. They no longer support an old game. They now only support a new game, using the old Destiny servers for Destiny: The Taken King. In a year, this will happen again with Destiny: Insert Title Here. This will happen again, and again for the next 9 years. And we will have to pay up to £80 a year, which broken down monthly can be assumed as the average subscription fee. Now, a way to get around this is to wait until Year 10 and get it all at a very low price (and miss out on all the previous content that they can, and WILL, lock out) or pay this pseudo-subscription fee. And you, know as long as this method works, they'll just keep throwing DLC on top of what we already own instead of releasing a new game (Destiny 2) which is not dependant on previous software being installed and will run on servers alongside Destiny: The Taken King instead of ending up a 300GB game using the same servers as it's previous iteration, locking outdated content ads they go. Now, I bet Netflix doesn't do that. Netflix will run content forever until THEIR licences on content run out and can no longer show it. Oh, and I suggest you pay your Netflix subscription or start pirating stuff.