So I'm a year one player and I think year one Destiny had it right. When I look back to year one I only remember myself having fun. The epic raids we tried so hard to complete the first few times. Playing Trials of Osiris for hours only to go 8-1 multiple times, then that final moment when all the hard work pays off and the moment we touch down at the lighthouse. Who can forget RNG? Playing for months never to see hide nor hair of the elusive gjallarhorn and just when you had given up all hope to ever receiving one it pops into your screen, your sigh of satisfaction clearly audible to all in the party. I know what some of you are thinking, "I never got a gally!" Or "the effort wasnt worth the reward." Guys, it was about the journey taken with all your buddies along for the ride. It was about getting online and one by one your friends joined the game and before you knew it everyone wanted to run the raid for that "chance". I was lucky to get the gally sure, but I never did find an Icebreaker or Invective. I'm not mad, I was bummed when my friends talked about how great weapons they were, but it just gave us the excuse we needed to keep playing and having fun. I put a lot of time into Destiny, and I never had a serious issue to complain about......... Until year 2. Launch day of year 2 was fantastic. I'm sure everyone will agree with me on that, but what happened in the next couple of weeks? Everyone realized they had almost everything worth getting, and anything else was a short grind, or quest away. I loved the quests that lead to an exotic, but not the exotic part...... Yep you read that right, by handing out exotics so easily Bungie has given all the players less of a reason to keep playing. "What about time gated quests and missions, won't those keep players coming back?" To a degree, yes. not necessarily for the shiny exotic at the end but more for the fact that it's new. So there it is. My feedback for Destiny as of the date this post was made. I hope it gets everyone thinking about what's best for the future of this game, because I still want to experience it.