PvE kinda. This is due to the fact that when all is said and done, once you complete the raid, nighfall, and weekly stuff, all you have left is the repetitive daily content. PvE is my favorite part of the game, because its more entertaining. Though currently PvP is what I do most, because it is always different (kinda). When Halo comes out though, I will most likely drop this like its hot and move on to Halo to play that again.

You know what I find hilarious, the majority are picking pve but bungie caters more so to the PvP side.

Isn't it funny that even though 88% of us (at the time I voted) bought this game for pve, bungie listens to the 12% of pvp players. Sad... Just sad.

PvP all the way. Let me explain: PvE is definitely the part of the game I spend the most time in. The reliability of drops and rewards makes it far more lucrative, and it's a hell of a lot easier to level weapons and gain rep. However, I don't think I'd ever have the drive to do all that PvE grind if the PvP didn't exist. There's nothing more satisfying than fighting people who are of equal skill to or better than me, with a character I put time into getting items and making a great build for, and coming out the winner. Forcing myself to think strategically and adapt on the fly to an opponent who knows his s#%t and is beating me at first is the best thing in the world. Sure it doesn't always play out that way, but that's what I hope for every time I load up a match. Yea, shotguns are extremely effective at close range, and see a lot of use. They are/do in every game. I can't tell you how many times Ive cussed out the TV playing Modern Warfare 2 or Ghost or even Crysis 3 because I just got owned by a shotgunner like 5 times in a row. The thing is, it's MY fault for playing the way I am against it, and if I'm dying 5 times in a row, its cuz I'm not thinking. Shotguns are powerful, but require the use of a specific strat to BE powerful, so either adapt or don't play competitive fps's. I kill shotgunners all the time with regular weapons and my abilities. My point is: sg's are balanced well enough, stop complaining about it and adapt. Lol OK, rant over, back to my main point. I say the main draw is PvP because the replay value in PvP is almost infinite. You can run the raid or weekly nightfall 100 times, never do things the same way in each run, but the enemies always react the same, and the core strategy always stays the same: Match elements to shields, manage adds, bomb boss when u can, ect. I know, I know, I'm oversimplifying it, but you get my point. PvE can get real stale, real fast (Phogoth as weekly heroic AND nightfall, AND twice a row in vanguard tiger!?), while PvP is dynamic and always evolving, based on who you're fighting (player-wise), and what builds everyone in the match is running. No one thinks exactly the same, so you're never going to have the same experience twice. This is my opinion, but I think I have valid arguments to support it. I get it if you're not a fan of PvP to begin with, but I probably speak for a lot of people who enjoy both. For the record, I DO think they should release maps that are less "shotgun friendly", but again, that doesn't mean that I think sg's are unbalanced.

Ahem... How about some PvG? (Player vs Gravity) This message has been certified by "Freke Out" founder of the Sparrow Surfing movement.

To assign a value to how little I care about PVP in this game would be an overstatement. The crucible could be removed tomorrow and I would consider it a blessing. No dev time wasted on crucible content? Win. No more PVE nerfs to appease PVP whiners? Win. The twitchy and entitled kids that make up the hardcore COD fanbase would leave? Win. The exotic bounties would stop forcing people into the crucible? Win. The special factions would start taking vanguard marks? Win. It's a win-win-win-win-win situation for the vast majority of the playerbase.