Stop. Think about it. The Bungie Day challenge for the emblem is not meant to be difficult. It may be for some who may be technologically or financially challenged, but: It's not about difficulty. It's not about being among the game's best players It's not about no-lifting the game down to nothing. It's about spirit. It's about the spirit of the game and everything it has brought us, that Bungie has given to us and helped us achieve. Destiny is meant to be a social game. These six-person Raids, the Vault of Glass, Crota's End, they're not about becoming more powerful or getting more loot. They're about bringing people together to enjoy the spirit of the game as a unit. Sure, they're challenging, but what's important is the time you spend together, making friends and being in their company. You did this in Year One, and the emblem is far more than a declaration of "I'm the world's best Destiny player." It's a symbol of all the friends you made and the challenges you pushed through together. I know this because in the time I've spent playing Destiny since launch day, I've made friends and built relationships that will last my entire life, and I have Bungie to thank for that. I'm proud to be a Year One player for that reason alone. I will wear the emblem from the day the Taken King releases not as a symbol of what I achieved in the first year, but as a tribute to the friends I made and relationships I built thanks to Bungie and their game.