But again, this has no bearing on you. If they skip "vanilla Destiny," and never play the story once, that's on them. Who cares?
False. I played the game solo, because when Destiny first came out, I almost immediately had to leave town, and all my friends managed to get sick of it before I had come back to town. The campaign is easy to blow through, and the raids are easy enough to get a group for on the Destiny forums.
The TTK edition with the boost is cheaper than buying Destiny and all the DLC separately, so... You want they should spend more money, and lose out on the "free" boost it already comes with? Again, I cannot see why what someone else does is up to, or has any kind of effect on, you.
See my response below the second quote in this post.
Oh yes, I feel so soiled that there are warlocks out there who didn't go 1-40 like mine did, with effort. And every Titan should feel like crap over how easily I hit 25. Also, Hunters should feel like crap, because I have it on two consoles, and therefore got two boosts. I am such a jerk.
This sounds like a personal issue for you, and the people who feel like you do. I, on the other hand, know that I raised my warlock to 26 or 27 before they removed the light levels. That she got to 40 on experience, skill, and effort. And other people making it to 25 because they spent money on it does not invalidate my time, experiences, or efforts I put in. It doesn't remove the people I met and became friends with in the time I spent working on my character. It has ZERO, absolutely ZERO bearing on my character, my achievement, and the work I put forth.
Yes, to the player. If someone else would rather never feel that, or even feel it only once instead of 3 times, who are you to tell them they're wrong, and should feel bad about the way they choose to live their lives, and play their games?
Again, maybe the leveling itself is not rewarding to the people who buy their levels? And if what you mean is that they are making you feel each level is less rewarding, I can only hope you find a way to get over that issue.