That way they can practice and work out the logical stuff (relics, swords, puzzles ect.) then come back on harder modes with their new found knowledge and be less likely to hinder a team. There could be matchmaking for this so they can easily find each other, but the rewards could be suited to the lower twenty light level guardians giving them incentive to get better (I'm thinking rares), plus the rest of the higher guardians won't freak out and say "omg he got fatebringer on the easy raid". What do you think? Any other ideas? Edit: Since only X% of players have finished a raid this could drive those numbers way up and bungie could be more inclined to make bigger better raids. (can't remember the exact percentage). If there was matchmaking, it would keep the noobs off lfg sites, making it a better experience for everyone. Plus once a noob/scrub gets good, an angel gets its wings I heard ;) Edit 2: There's a couple of things that people have brought up that need to be addressed. First of all strikes are absolutely nothing like raids. Even a new easy mode raid would have all the same mechanics of their harder counterparts (relics, swords ect.). The only differences that I propose are weaker enemies, less enemies and maybe some of the timers for things lessened/weakened (oracles spawn slower, more time to cleanse ect.). Secondly, some have pointed out that doing a raid without communication between guardians the first time around could be next to impossible and most people would not use mics in matchmade fireteams. This could be a huge problem with only a couple solutions I can think of. First, mandatory mics. This creates problems of its own as well. Almost no way to adequately enforce it. Second, tutorial style pop ups that guide guardians and point out key locations and show them the proper use of key items. These could only pop up on easy mode so they don't annoy veteran players. This is probably the best solution however it still doesn't enforce communication and teamwork. If you have any other ideas about this matter post a comment. The feedback for this idea has been amazing. Keep it coming and maybe bungie will take notice. Thank you all and have fun guardians.