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They need to add reforging back.. It gave everyone god rolled weapons and made it a lot more balanced

I actually agree with @Astareign . I've played a couple of semi RPG games with RNG driven loot systems and it takes no less than 6 months of play to get a single drop of really good stuff most times. With Destiny I think the loot drop is a whole lot more forgiving plus the community asks for stuff, gets it and then complains. Availability is what made [armory]Felwinter's Lie[/armory] broken. [armory]Hopscotch Pilgrim[/armory] noise came in late cos it was so hard to get but as soon as many had it, the noise started. Once many people use really powerful weapons that don't really have good contenders, there's bound to be salt and reduced fun to be had in the game. I had a god roll [armory]Three little words[/armory] for so long and didn't get any hate for using it until Hopscotch came along. Right now I think we have a good balance cos there is nothing in year 2 that is all supreme. I get to play with guns I like cos I like them and I still have consistently good games if I have an okay roll. I think it's just time that people started to experiment more with their style of play and stop relying on others to say one item or the other is the best. People disliked [armory]The Chaperone[/armory] at first but look at what happened later. Many Fusion rifle advice is floating around now as though those weapons just got good when I for one know they have been beastly since TTK launched. [armory]Mida Multi-Tool[/armory] was perfect but got nerfed cos of unnecessary noise (I just hope people stay away from my darling [armory]Boolean Gemini[/armory]) . [armory]Necrochasm[/armory] is another sleeping giant that has a general dislike but has been a monster since TTK launched. I think Bungie has done a really good job with the current state of affairs honestly.

Destiny drops are good. Use a vendor deal breaker or the FWC pulse. I did 324 dragon strikes in house of wolves and never got a single hopscotch pilgrim. I've always users pulse rifle and got the Nirwins, from the vender, with guranteed roles. Only thing I use in PvP along with my chaperone

They need to remove all of these new perks that are really bad

[i]grind·ing ˈɡrīndiNG/ adjective 1. (of a state) oppressive, tedious, and seemingly without end. "grinding poverty"[/i] Welcome to destiny.

That's just it. Bungie doesn't WANT balance. They aren't trying to balance thing anymore. They are just rotating the meta based on most used and least used weapon class. They do it in such a way that people don't really even notice unless you stop and look at the hundred of weapons that are just plain junk. If they were trying to balance the weapons there wouldn't be this many junk weapons and only a few weapons out of each class of weapon that is useful as there is right now. Before they started the blanket nerfs there werent as many junk weapons. There was ones that clearly stood out but many that were only slightly behind them. Now those same ones barely behind have been reduced to the junk class and only the few that stood out are useful. This is what blanket nerfs do. They create the rotating meta so bungie has a reason to change things up every few months to throw the players off and make new content seem harder at first.

Ditto but for the Doctrine of Passing. I've said from Day 1 if you give performance-based gear rewards, it only makes the best better and widens the skill gap, and makes it that much harder for weaker players to improve. After the slight nerf of the April update, I don't [i]think [/i]it's OP anymore (hard to say since I see it less!), but it's still a problem that they put utterly perfect rolls of that weapon archetype (where it's got three of the following: counterbalance, braced frame, rifled barrel, persistence, or rangefinder) into the hands of all the best players, while those of us hoping for an equally perfect Arminius-D are still waiting. It's kind of The Messenger all over again, although The Messenger was harder to get, I think.