In the beginning im sure there was an ultimate larger vision of how the loot mechanics in Destiny were laid out and incorporated. This isn't based wholly on assumption but also from the bits and pieces of articles and unused code etc that have been floating around the net since inception. Bungie has so far made a few rather questionable choices regarding "how we should be playing this game" and unfortunately, this notion along with a few others have left a horrible taste in my mouth as a consumer due to how were used to having and enjoying paid for content. In recent weeks after a number of trips around the galaxy its become apparent that there is something i can take from you or give to further my own goals or pursue my darkest desires of greed. Depends on the day really. What im referring to are [u]vault checkpoints[/u] They are one of the only valuable "commodities" available in Destiny that i can readily share with my friends or steal from my frenemies. I admit to being human and thusly i admit to being guilty of both counts. But it doesn't stop there. I encourage new guardians to explore the vault and grow as players and individuals, but sharing amongst ourselves also furthers our notion of growth and comradery to extents not currently obtainable according to the "how we should be playing this game" constraints. Ive felt both great satisfaction and horrible conflicting guilt as a result of these shares/steals and in both occurrences we've (clan mates, friends) risen like phoenix from the ashes stronger than we were before. Not because of possible gear or levels obtained from said cheese but due to the information and experiences shared with each other as a result of these actions. This is an experience that i would recommend to any guardians. Not just because sharing is caring etc, but because it shows you first hand an "outside the box" experience that Destiny could possibly deliver by following through with similar mechanics. My mind is open. Your code is not