How much content is enough?

With Anthem releasing in roughly two months, there's plenty of talk about how much content will be in the game. While the developers have often said that there's plenty to chew on, there's a contingent of players who will undoubtedly fly through the main campaign just to get the endgame experience. The activities of MMO-like games are often a test as to whether the games replayability holds up. Do you offer enough to keep your players constantly engaged, or will the scant content being provided trigger chants of the ever-popular, 'Where's the content?'

We live in a time where the MMO-lite, shooter genre has largely been defined by peoples perceptions of Destiny, as well as how Bungie has handled its content updates. Console players have gotten used to large content drops every few months because of it, but also don't want to front the typical MMO-like subscription fee in order to have the upkeep on said content. The calls for immediacy in new activities, gear, and sandbox updates is often too much for developers to keep up with. So much so in fact, that Bungie/Activision needed to contract two other studios (High Moon Studios and Vicarious Visions) in order to help with making Destiny's  smaller DLC releases; such as Curse of Osiris and Warmind. The fallout has ultimately led to Bungie trying a new drip-feed method of delivering new content (dubbed the Annual Pass). Though new experiences are being added on a weekly/bi-weekly basis, players still voice their frustrations that there simply isn't enough to do, while more casual players suffered from simply not being leveled high enough to even engage in the Annual Passes new activities.

Keep in mind, this is a game (Destiny 2) that - currently - has the following:

- A vanilla Destiny 2 campaign of 6-8 hrs
- Side missions (called Adventures) that add another 6-8 hrs)
- Two DLC story campaigns that are 2-4hrs in length for both, with Adventures adding another 1-2 hr for both
- The new Forsaken campaign that's at least 5-8 hrs (which doesn't even include the endgame map)
- Numerous destination-themed activities like Public Events, Bounties, and Challenges
- Newly added Forge activities (via the Black Armory addition introduced with the Annual Pass)
- PvP (called the Crucible) with over 10 PvP maps, and 4 dedicated PvP playlists (one additional rotating PvP playlist)
- A game mode called Gambit that combines player vs enemy and PvP
- Periodic live events (such as a PvP mode called Iron Banner), as well as Seasonal events (recently, there was a Winter-themed event called The Dawning)
- Three distinct classes (Titan, Hunter, and Warlock), all of which have their own subclasses
- A loot progression system
- Over 10 Strike Missions (10 - 20 minute Dungeons essentially)
- 3 Raids and 2 smaller Raid Lairs
- Multiple Triumphs to achieve, along with Seals (which are essentially name tags)

With Anthem shaping up to be more of a Diablo-style, loot-based game, BioWare is probably banking on people being okay with heavy repetition in completing the same few endgame activities over and over. That may be suitable for some players, but not everyone is going to accept what's been given; even with more content promised in the future.

I wanted to get the perspective of other BSN players here who are looking at Anthem as prospective buyers, or just watching from the sidelines. How much content is good enough for you? Do you mind there not being a breath of activities, so long as their highly replayable and fun? Or do you need to be able to hop into wholly unique activities, or have a new experience, every time you pick up the game?