Hi, I'd like to start off by saying that i'm relatively new to the Destiny franchise, so i don't have any prior experience with the game, its history or prior features that might have been in the first game. Though i should admit that i've been playing D2 on pc since it was released. Like many players, i've seen bugs and have had a rather fair share of annoyance with crashes and network drops. One thing i have enjoyed (mostly), would be Strikes and PvP, alongside clanmates against others. My complaints about PvP, would be the "Supremacy" schtick... Like many players, i do enjoy running around shooting other players, but i prefer retreating after a kill, or running elsewhere, not having to run up to my victim and pick up some type of token that "verifies" that i killed that player. I can also verify that every member of my clan gives out a sigh of disappointment whenever we have to play "Supremacy" and we all agree in the chat that "maybe next time it'll be a fun mode" What i would like to see, is the chance to "opt-out" of PVP-types. So far, i've only experienced these 3: Control Clash Supremacy What would be nice, would be that when "fireteam-leader" starts the pvp/crucible event, all members are given a chance to "vote" (multiple choice) for the pvp-type to play, as me and those in my clan would opt-out the heck of Supremacy. Something else i would have liked in the PVP gaming, would be that there is some sort of record that is kept that is used in matchmaking. Far too often have me and my fireteam been "shot off the map" by players who wildly exceed our skills and weapons. I mean, i don't really mind losing a game every now and then, but when the score settles with a difference of near 40+ in points, then you start to wonder if the matchmaking isn't worth its bits and bytes, if maybe you need to invest more than 4-5 hours a day on gameplay or perhaps this game is not for you. I've had occurances where the highest level on my fireteam is 285, the lowest being 268. While the lowest on the opposing team is 295 and highest being 303. While we whooped them the first minute, we most definetively didn't win that round, despite members of my clan claiming that "light-level doesn't affect PvP". Still, i would have liked a more "balanced" PvP, because it's getting rather demoralizing to be shredded beyond hope halfway through a round as many times as i have.