One thing that baffles me is that there is a certain faction of the community that actively defends the prevalence of RNG in the game. A prime example would be the Reforge mechanic from House of Wolves. It helped reduce RNG, at least in a sense, by letting players buy rerolls. Lots of players hated that system because it let players pick the rolls they wanted on their weapons, so players naturally gravitated to certain builds. I've seen other players comment on the loot system, worried that some proposed change would make it too easy to get what one wanted, so that people wouldn't have to grind as long and would run out of white whales to chase. Personally, I think the reliance on RNG deprives the players of their sense of agency in the game world. In lieu of random reforging, I'd love to see a proper crafting system enacted. I'd also love to see player trading and some type of loot distribution system for the raids. But I doubt any of that would actually be considered for inclusion because too much of the game is deliberately structured around slot machine mechanics and too many of the people who get lucky loot drops are prepared to defend those mechanics to preserve the advantage they've gained over other players.