Concerning[b] raids[/b]....question for the group. Who here has played this game well past a reasonable bedtime, bone tired, but unwilling to quit your raid? Everyone, I presume. Why? -You don't want to miss your drop -You don't want to let your team down This is not a healthy game structure. The game's best drops are still only found in six-man long-form activities. If you want to max your level, you'll have to raid several times, dealing with all of the garbage that comes with it: -Assembling your team of randoms if you don't have the luxury of a clan of unemployed people -Replacing drop outs -Getting everyone up to speed on their role -Wiping a lot -Then wiping some more -Then getting your drop but it's garbage so you'll have to play again next week This gameplay loop is both incredibly time-consuming and super harmful. The raid drops can't even be guaranteed to be good. Why? Because many people play Destiny for the dopamine release that comes with getting an amazing drop. If it was a consistent standard, the feeling wouldn't be there, and people wouldn't stay addicted.[b] The raid is a glorified slot machine. [/b]That's all it is.