I feel like perhaps we need to apply a different perspective to the game. Bungie has repeatedly made it clear that they are looking forward to destiny being new and exciting for years to come, not just the usual 6 month life span of other PvE games. I bloody love playing it and sure it can be frustrating fighting Phogoth for the 17th time that day (my raid playlists always seems to be rather partial to dropping me in on him), but the missions and Cruciable objectives can all still be achieved using gear you've gotten when playing the normal course of the campaign side. While farming is incredibly tempting, I've been lucky enough to land an exotic machine gun and a legendary sniper without needing to sit in one spot for an hour or so. That having been said, it seems that all of a sudden good blue engrams have run out, as all I've been getting recently are [i]considerably[/i] worse weapons/ armour than I've already got. My only relief from that kind of frustrating I think a lot of us are feeling at the moment was to remember that this is a game designed to be played out over an extended period of time, and the process will hopefully make the (eventual) rewards that much sweeter. Still. I've lost count of "Well, at least he's chained up."

I agree on PvP. I won 3 rumbles in a row and didn't get anything. The guy in last place got an exotic gear reward on one if them. Because that makes sense right?