Theres definitely more to it. For example the map to the vault, outside of the vault, with 2 red lights for each checkpoint showing possible triggers at each spot for a different outcome. Or the fact that level 30 enemies spawn in campus 9 and those spires over there that have blue lights where they come out and the areas that look like spires should come out of them having red lights making it inferrable that you can change the spire setup, thus changing the layout of the vault. Or the hidden path to templar, is that completely pointless? I doubt it. How about the spirit bloom chest, obviously another trigger.... so many possibilities. The venus door that has alledgedly been open before (same door as the one you come in, except in venus/future). We have our work cut out for us. Vault of glass was their first raid which leads me to believe they put the most thought into it. The most work. We have things to discover still... how many groups have successfully tested the checkpoint flawless raider theory: no vex sync plates taken, no conflux sacrifices, no cleanses in the middle of the room, no templar teleport, no one spotted by gorgons, and no one dying throughout the whole raid. I doubt anybody has accomplished all of these combined. Most groups cant even do the jump puzzle without at least one death, or gorgons without people backing out to rejoin, sadly. I want to explore the vault but the team has to be right. Need a team that has muchos experience. A team that can handle the minotaurs while i block templar teleports, a team that can raid flawlessly, without dying the entire time. We could be the first to discover secrets still undiscovered in the vault.