Bungle, I am not disturbed because you want to nerf the most sought after, celebrated, and most highly coveted weapon in the game, you do that some times. It's the reason given that bothers me. Of course people are making parties based on whether or not you have a maxed Gjallahorn or not, that's called strategy. When picking a Nightfall, POE, or Raid party people are going to discriminate based on your stats and gear because it's going to determine the entire teams'experience. You're dictating how you want us to interact with each other, how YOU want us to play the game. It's a mixed message. You want us to choose and coordinate our own teams so you REFUSE TO PROVIDE MATCHMAKING for high level, end game content; excluding those of us who don't go outside the game to find a team (of strangers) to play with. But you'd rather disable one of the only, truly exotic items available so that we play how you want us to play with it? That's backward logic. Allowing us to opt in/out of matchmaking would instantly fix this without arbitrarily critiquing individual strategies and loadouts and without altering the game unnecessarily. Hasn't this helped with weekly completion of strike challenges? The nightfall isn't so different that we can't complete it during matchmaking. Done right, you're putting people together who haven't done it at all or who are old pros and letting them coordinate themselves, regardless of what weapons they have or not. What's the harm in that? Either let us play without fear of you breaking the game to keep us from doing it our way or, give us the means to play together whenever we want and we'll let you match us up. Either way, get out of the way...