You tell me what your regular activities are when you log in every day and I'll give you a custom-made explanation of how they're exploiting you. I say that because they seemed to have hit a lot of angles with this game and you may be addicted for a different reason than the next guy. You tell me how making a game that stimulates addictive traits and then monetizes those addictive traits by giving you another dose for a price is not exploitation.
For instance, you may be a completionist gamer - in that case, all they had to do was give you that poor excuse for a vanilla campaign. You're not even close to getting to the meat of the story at that point. But for a small fee, they'll fix you up with some more chapters... but not too much. Gotta make it stretch until Destiny 2. Notice with other games that have DLC with story content, that content is inconsequential to the main story, and usually a side-tale. Destiny's DLC [i]is[/i] the main story. Tell me that's not -blam!-ed up.
You may call that "good game design" but from who's point of view? Once you answer that question, answer exactly why you're defending that as a consumer. Did they work you over so well that you got Stockholm Syndrome?
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