Please explain how a team of professionals came up with the idea to make weapons that were very hard to acquire be ultimately irrelevant and unusable. Some of the pinnacle quests (I’m looking at you Mountaintop and Redrix) were amongst the longest and most difficult in the entire life of Destiny 1 and 2. Yet you are implementing a system that makes that grind utterly worthless. Yet exotics, weapons that just randomly drop in your lap will be valid choices? Don’t get me wrong, exotics should be valid....they’re special and difficult to acquire. This is exactly my point with pinnacles. I am a primarily PvE player. I utterly hate the toxicity involved in today’s PvP arena and refuse to engage in these kinds of activities...and I do mean “hate” PvP. So imagine how hard Mountaintop, Recluse and the gawd awful Redrix were to acquire for me and others who feel similar. I understand you want weapons to be passed around. You don’t want a “meta”, where everyone uses only one loadout. I’m warning you here and now, if you take away weapons that were so difficult to get and/or make them useless you are going to lose a large amount of loyal, long-time players. It hasn’t hit home yet because players can still use their pinnacle weapons. But once it sinks in that all of that time and hard work were literally for nothing, you will feel the impact in that spot you love more than anything else....Bungie’s bank account. If you feel you must remove pinnacles to change up the meta then instead, rotate them. It could work like this... - When the pinnacles return, they will be at the appropriate level, meaning if a player kept said pinnacle in their vault it would cap at that season’s level. Not “okay, Recluse is back. Go do the quest again”. If the player had deleted the pinnacle then it would be in that players drop pool. Lastly, if the player had never acquired the pinnacle then of course they must do the appropriate quest to receive said pinnacle. I, for one think this is by far the most unintelligent, slap-in-the-face, disrespectful, greedy and destructive decision Bungie has ever made in its lifespan.