I suppose it is about it meaning something. I spend a lot of time in my life playing games. They definitely mean something to me. Grinding out an RPG to build a character that can destroy the hardest bosses means something to me. Getting the platinum trophy for Dark Souls meant something. Only 6% of players who started that game got the platinum trophy. Only 2% of ps4 destiny players have the flawless raider trophy (I'll be one of them when I finally flawless solo Crota). Only 6% of ps4 players have completed Kingsfall on heroic difficulty. I bet the total number of players who have gone flawless is higher than 6%. My point is if something can be achieved by the average player regularly then there is no prestige attached to it. I'm sure if you did go flawless you would happy about it. Your spirits would be raised and you would remember it fondly. It would means something. Gaming is about the experiences you have whilst playing. The whole point of trials is that it is high tier competitive endgame content. Going flawless is supposed to be hard and not achievable by everyone. Bungie are not going to water that down any time soon.

So if by forming a collective opinion, we can make it easier for us normies, why not try?