I see a lot of posts here, including this one, talking about "the community" in a way that implicitly refers to the people who post here on this forum. I think, in order to be reasonable, we need to get away from this fallacy that the group of people who post on this forum are in any way representative of the Destiny-playing community as a whole. At the risk of sounding overly academic, this forum is what James Madison would have called a "minority faction," defined as "a number of citizens...who are united and actuated by some common impulse of passion, or of interest, adverse to the rights of other citizens, or to the permanent and aggregate interests of the community". Most people who play Destiny are not like the people who post here, and in fact would never even consider the possibility of posting here. Many of them are not aware that this forum exists. You can call them "casuals" in a diminutive way if you want, though some of you would more open-mindedly call them "adults with families and careers." Like it or not, there are lots of these people and they are no less important than you. They also don't have a Vex Mythoclast yet and most of them never will. For the sake of the game's lifespan, Bungie would be wise to maintain a broader perspective that includes those people, even if it means sometimes the most dedicated fans like all of you don't quite get your way.