I bought a Moto G specifically for its claim of staying up-to-date (and some other cool features), so I hope that I'll get major updates for years to come, lest

I bought a Moto G specifically for its claim of staying up-to-date (and some other cool features), so I hope that I'll get major updates for years to come, lest I have to go to Cyanogen. People in this thread are shocked, SHOCKED! that people would keep a phone for more than two years. Except for my gaming habit, my 5+ desktop would still have its original components, and my laptop is from 2010. Replace the battery, and it's a champ. Annual hardware upgrades shouldn't be a "thing" unless desired.