Hi everyone, I share an Xbox with my son. For D1, I purchased the game and DLCs, and he could also play it all. He enjoyed D1, so I (instead) purchased D2 for him (pre-order with all DLCs). For D2, we could both play the vanilla release, but for this first DLC, his account has access to the new content, but mine does not. Does anyone know if there has been a change from all previous DLC, and if we're now required to purchase multiple copies for a single household? Hopefully this message is clear. If not, just let me know, and I'll re-word. Thanks! ------------ Edit ------------ Problem resolved. I responded to another person's same question here: https://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/239744756?sort=0&page=0 So, this is a bit of a cross-post. I spoke with Microsoft. Unfortunately, that didn't help all that much, BUT something interesting happened during my conversation with their support. While we were poking around the listing of Destiny 2 purchases made (pre-ordered Digital Deluxe), and while sitting on hold for about 5 minutes while he looked up something on his end, a "1" appeared on the "Updates" menu. Checking it, the update was for the Expansion 1 DLC (CoO). I installed it, and now I have access. Interesting enough, my son played the first mission in the DLC before going to school this morning, so it was clearly already installed. I just didn't have access. Whatever the updated DLC was, it obviously addressed licensing. So, my suggestion is to check for updates on your console. The DLC update didn't show up right away for me. It showed up after about 5 minutes sitting on the screen. I hope that helps!