There are a lot less "average" players online as they all olay different games so the chance of u playing somebody with higher elo is significally higher then a little bit lower elo I think

Should give a buff that increases the exotic engram drop rate in iron banner and regular crucible drop rates until reset. Forces people who went flawless to screw off and play normal crucible in order to take advantage of the sick buff.

[quote]I don't think it can be that exclusive but the more people on your team that have gone flawless just the more chance you'll be matched with other people that have gone flawless. If it's to strict you bottle neck the population and lag gets bad and matches repeat. I have an idea here https://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/211832752/0/0 [quote]Tldr: is trials supposed to be this exclusive and determined by the best of the best getting worse as the population drops? Is this bungies ideal set up? My idea: Going flawless gives you a badge like the triumphs or a different reward pool passage that earns you more rewards for beating other flawless teams which also prioritizes flawless against flawless more to both encourage those rewards and give trials players as the weekends go on less of a chance of matching a nonflawless team. Increasing the number of people going flawless while maintaining the competitiveness and increasing rewards for everyone including a new tier of rewards for the best of the best to chase. Hopefully this increases the trials population from increased chance of rewards to benefit the playlist as a whole and mediate the lag that could be caused by the added influence of the flawless prioritizing with current matchmaking may have. This is prioritizing not guarantee. A tier system that divided would bottleneck the population. [/quote] Majority of the player base would probably just see a big increase in package rewards and a small increase in flawless. If it did increase flawless a lot then people playing over and over has a really significant impact on how hard it is to go flawless. Programming could be as simple as program the badge to be given in the chest. Give having it a value as a variable added into the match making. Wins with it count like bounties. One of them being go flawless again ETC for more rewards. But I don't know programming enough to know if matchmaking can take game inventory into account with how the game is designed.[/quote]

Untrue.

"Wa wa wa I'm just a poor guardian from the slums and I deserve to go flawless I just need people to give me a chance and for them check out my mixtape and carry me to flawless."

I'm a really good player and i hate how reliant it is on sniping If you can't snipe, it's the worst game mode ever, in destiny sniping is unbelievably easy, but I've never been able to grasp it But based on what I see it's pretty damn easy for everyone else I'm an amazing sniper in so many other games like overwatch as widowmaker and mcree, as I always hit my shots. And in halo, it's like I'm not used to the huge amount of aim assist

Yes. What challenge is it for teams to go flawless by stomping beginners. A tier system would challenge everyone, but make it fun. This may lessen the cheating and paying for a trip to the lighthouse.

End game content should be hard, but with some practice completing it should be attainable by most serious players. The problem that I have with trials is that the lighthouse is not attainable by most, even serious pvp players. I do not know if it is the matchmaking, like many say it is (it probably is) or if the pool of players is so low that matchmaking does not have a choice, whatever the reason I do believe that trials is broken to a point.

Welcome to endgame, "competitive" PvP in literally any game. Though I think it could use an improvement, like sending people that have gone Flawless at least once during the week already on said character into their own bracket with others that have gone Flawless as well. They could have it stack up to three times even for all I care; they just need to do something that knocks carrying out of the equation and tones down the overall competitiveness for those trying to go Flawless for the first time. Matching people based on their current card progress was a good idea, but it wasn't enough in the long run.

The way I see some people are going miss out on year 2 gear which can be infused into year 3. Unless bungie fix this issue then trials gear shouldn't be infused in year 3

Isn't that what trials is for? The best on pvp. I do agree though going through multiple trial runs is a pointless and dick move. I don't know how they would fix that within a budget though