When I first picked up Destiny beta and finally got access the the Iron Banner, I was downright impressed that they had interconnected PvE and PvP in such a way that I had to explore the campaign portions of the game in order to equip myself for multiplayer. That was... until I realized that in its current state it isn't nearly that cut-and-dry. I hate to even say this, but the real problem is even [i]having[/i] random drops from PvP at all. There are just too many variables in a match for that to be viewed by a majority of players as "fair." For example, in a slayer-style match, I might go 11K/2D whilst a teammate of mine may go 27K/28D. He/she obviously went above and beyond what I did as far as completing the objective (Kill the enemy team; i.e. reach the score limit first), but if our team only won that match by two points then it was obviously my contribution that got us the win. Another example: I tend to play FPS games in semi-competitive squads of friends, as I'm sure most of us do. Normally I prove to be quite the capable "slayer" in an objective-based gametype (an undeniably important role to have in a coordinated squad) and it's pre-determined that I will never go out of my way to capture a point or run a flag but that I will keep the enemy as dead as possible while others complete those tasks. Does that mean I'm more or less deserving of a reward than the guy with a boatload of points accumulated from completing objectives that he would've otherwise not completed had it not been for my slaying? Having separate gametypes for "endgame" PvP and actual, balanced PvP is fine, Bungie, and I even kinda like the concept... but PvP equipment rewards, random or otherwise, need to be omitted from your game.