For me, I'll be waiting until I see other people play it to make my decision. I don't see myself paying over £7.00

Too bad it is nearly twice that FOR EACH ONE.

For me, it really depends entirely on how many new raids there are, and if they are cool or not. If as cool as the Vault of Glass, I wouldn't be able to resist.

Mainly because I've already pre-ordered it, but because I can't accurately set a value to the time and effort that bungie puts into the content that they release. While I may feel that something should have more content or that I'm not getting my money's worth, it's not up to me. I will pay what they charge because I enjoy the playing the game, and I like having more content.

I bought the Limited Editon, so I'm getting the first two for "no additional charge."

As for what I would pay, that'd depend upon what's in them; if it really is what the glitch/leak indicated, each DLC having 4-5 story missions plus a strike and a raid, I'd easily pay $10 apiece. ($15 each and I'd wait for the reviews. $30 each and I'd probably forego the pleasure.)

-- Steve is certainly interested in seeing how they turn out and doesn't begrudge the extra money spent on the LE set.

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For me, I'll be waiting until I see other people play it to make my decision.

This. If I'm proven wrong in my worries and the stuff looks good, sure, why not? I'll buy that first expansion. I mean yeah that's $20, but apparently I get a new Raid out of it. So, assuming I end up purchasing this whole thing and the whole package is awesome, then sure, why not the second expansion? $20 should provide a lot of content, especially when Activision was ripping people off for not even a handful of CoD maps for $15 a few years back (and maybe still are?). No time for that nonsense.

Has Bungie ever released DLC that wasn't worth it?

I'm thrilled with the game. Ever since that fateful comparison was made to Borderlands in a pre-launch interview, that was the model I came to expect. I think the only way I'll truly be let down is if there isn't enough new ground to cover. I expect a fair dose of content across the board, but I am the most hopeful about new story content/cutscenes. Time will tell.

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Which likely means that I won't get it.

Basically, if it is as cheap as $5, then why not? But if it is just more strikes/raids/story-less missions then I'm just not that interested in playing it.

I got the Legendary edition, so I already payed for the expansions. Probably not going to opt for any of the other DLC that I think is supposed to happen, though, but that's just a money issue.

I'm curious about this - how much are you willing to pay for the next part of Destiny?

For me, I'll be waiting until I see other people play it to make my decision. I don't see myself paying over £7.00

$20 for a 2-hour sidestory DLC in The Last of Us. Great time, money well spent.
$10 for a 5-hour campaign DLC in Bioshock 2. Great time, money well spent.
$30 for 30-hour multi-campaign DLC in Borderlands 2. Great time, money well spent.

What I expect to get out of a game is what matters far more than what price tag comes attached to it. I enjoy Destiny, and I'm eager to see where it goes in the future. Bungie has made an excellent foundation, and I'll definitely be playing this for a good while, so I'll gladly scoop up expansions on it.

On the flipside, I loved Halo 4 at launch, and picked up a season pass for it right away, which I ultimately ended up greatly regretting after the game became crap. Though it wasn't much, it bothers me to this day; 343 didn't deserve my money for that crap DLC...

I like Destiny, but I don't really expect a lot of greatness to come from the DLC.

If it ends up being things(like plot) that should've been in the main game, I am going to be less likely to buy it. I don't have a lot of income and the game itself put us behind on bills as it is... I literally cannot afford to keep buying bits and pieces to get the complete picture.

I'm curious about this - how much are you willing to pay for the next part of Destiny?

For me, I'll be waiting until I see other people play it to make my decision. I don't see myself paying over £7.00

If it adds to the game in a substantial and enjoyable way and doesn't feel like a can that was kicked down the road for three months so it could be DLC instead of on the disk or in a patch, and if it's less than $40 and probably more like less than $35, and if I have time to play it, I'll pay whatever it costs, and I'll save up if I can't get it right away. If it doesn't meet those criteria or if I won't have the time in the next ten months or so to actually play it regardless, I won't buy it, unless it's like $5 or gets that cheap at some point.

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I'm not picking up the DLC. Notable exception might be if it was made free.