Allow me to point out that you shouldn't call this an MMO. It is an FPS with MMO Aspects. It is not, innately, an MMO. Also, allow me to point out that By the depths of the Pit, Really? In Diablo 3, originally, it was as equally a pain to get a Legendary. Hell, before RoS, I actually DID quit Diablo 3 on the PC to play on my console, which had a MASSIVELY better drop system. When you got loot, due to the enhanced itemization progression, you actually got, at least nominally, better equipment. HOWEVER, The fact that when you got a Legendary, and identified it, you still get the LEGENDARY FRIGGIN ITEM, is a thousand times better than the original pile of junk that the 'Engrams are a goody bag', basically meaning 'your random number generator hates you, enjoy your blue spam.' If I was playing Diablo 2, and I found a Legendary, went to Deckard to identify it and then it turns into a friggin blue or yellow, I'd download a friggin mod to fix that so fast my internet's neck would snap from the sudden change. I highly doubt you've ever friggin PLAYED a game with a decent loot system, or really played Destiny. The fact that I've gotten nearly 20 legendaries, and only a small number of them actually turn into a Legendary item [excluding materials [still neither like or dislike that aspect], is INFURIATING. No, I take that back, I'm pretty dang sure you have never played Diablo 2, or even Diablo 3. You mentioned it, but I doubt you've played it long enough to get a grasp at what a Legendary is supposed to be. They are items of Legendary status, something special and unique. Something innately powerful, or holding some significance contrary to similar items. Legendaries are supposed to be innately powerful equipment, either literally or in a more subtle way, such as holding some personal importance, or having been used as a 'Great Act of Defiance'. [think Merry's sword from Lord of the Rings Return of the King. It wasn't anything special or important until it was used in the way it was, obtaining significant importance from that moment on as something to have dealt damage to something that seemed invulnerable]. These items would radiate a power that, SHOULD, be able to be understood innately by our Cryptarch.... Friend. [Or at least be seen as the important tools they are for those such as my example]. IE the 'Grab Bag' logic wouldn't apply, or SHOULDN'T apply. See, this is why my reason constantly lead me to dislike the way the Engrams worked and the way Bungie's description of them worked. If something innately holds that significance or power, that much of an importance, why the crap am I getting a Rare or Lesser item from it? Should I not get the aforementioned item radiating such power? However, once again, I will point out this is an FPS with RPG aspects -FIRST- and a Multiplayer Experience second. Its only MMO in the scale that you can meet a large amount of people in the tower. It is far from an MMO in the Party size [Which is more akin to a far more intimate, social Multiplayer game]. Even including the Raid it is VERY Hard to apply the 'Massive' to it outside of The Tower. The most people I've ever encountered in any one area is doing the Raid's beginning thing, where I and 2 other lower levels were assisting a full group of 28s in opening their gateway. 9 people is hardly 'Massive', though it is indeed ALOT by Destiny's standards. This is all Irrelevant. Point is: Likening this to World of Warcraft, with their literally MASSIVE raids, coupled with far more than 3 bosses, scattered through GIGANTIC areas easily doubling Destiny's Vault of Glass, coupling that with the fact every one of their mobs can drop something truly important, while Destiny's has the same chance, albeit for something far less important [though the items they do drop now have the chance to become important via the enhanced loot system], is ..... Stupid. Even taking into account that Destiny is a fledgling game and will grow in the future, I don't see the Fireteams increasing beyond 6 people, which is still fairly intimate by Raid-amount standards [using WoW as the baseline]. If they do, I don't see it ever passing 12 people at most, and even then I doubt It'll ever hit that large of a number to begin with. Thorn's 500 Void Points is easy, I agree. The Xyor part is INSANE, though. Also, Shotty is not supposed to be a Medium Range weapon. its an Up-close-in-your-face weapon. Its an immediate range facemelter. It is the reason to enforce the 'Personal Space-Bubble' thing. Auto-Rifles are not supposed to be Long / Longest Range weapons. They are not supposed to outshine a good Pulse or Scout Rifle. I don't care what you have unless you have an Exotic that is maxed out. Strictly for the sake of BALANCE in PvP, those need to be changed. Fusion Rifle is just cheap, because they walk around the corner, or doorway camp with a pre-charged rifle, so they can bugger right off. Now, stop hiding behind the guise of some 'THIS GAME IS NEW, LET IT GROW' or 'THIS GAME WAS SPECIAL BECAUSE OF ITS FAULTS, LET IT GROW' trite, notice that there were some oozing, pulsating issues, and move on. Enjoy your new drop rate and the ability to actually... oh, I don't know, UPGRADE YOUR EQUIPMENT NOW, and move along. Just because YOU didn't personally hit an absolute drought of items the moment you hit 24, doesn't mean this issue did not exist.