so lately i've had conversations on how bungie turned its back on casual gamers for the lucky few that can play daily. so rather than go in to that i thought i would try to sway people supporting this way of thinking by telling you what destiny actually means to us and the challenges we face. first off the stereotypical thought of a casual gamer is someone who either comes and go's or only puts in a certain amount of hours a week/month, etc. and we are judged harshly for this. while a small percentage does fit this come and go, most of us who only put a certain amount of time in for whatever reason actually really like the game. yes it has problems but we are passionate about what we do in the game, and why we play. for destiny 2 i really knuckled down from launch, i really wanted to enjoy my experience. when forsaken was announced i went to the next level. at launch i got rid of all my weapons and Armour, even exotics and only used anything with the forsaken symbol on it, or any exotic i hadn't gotten yet. my first exotic was the sword from WM. even when i got fighting lion for haunted Forrest as soon as i got the achievement done i infused it. thats how passionate this "casual" is we face challenges in the real world too, first off my situation is this i work away for 2 weeks and get 1 week off, so technically i can only play 1 week a month. i'm extremely lucky that 80% of the time i can put good hours in. but there are times when im on boyfriend duty with the girlfriend, or have family commitments etc. but there are those that may not even have that luxury, some may only have a few hours a week. but they are no less passionate about the game than someone who is lucky enough to be able to play daily for hours on end. i have said this before but for me a hardcore gamer is someone who only has 2/3 hours to play in a week/month and chooses this game over all the others out there. does that not qualify as someone who is a destiny fan. and does that person who chooses to provide for his family or whatever his situation is get to be recognized by the company he is supporting. many people out there many situations, all money the same yet all put under the same banner and dis guarded by most as someone who doesn't deserve to be there. or there stats aren't up to scratch, etc destiny is big enough for both types of players to have quests,and be recognized by all. just because you play more doesn't always mean you have half the passion some of us "casuals" have. so try to have a different view on people playing, and lets make destiny for all types. a large player base means a healthy destiny