[quote]So what's the issue if a minority of players use it?[/quote] The issue is that Eververse belongs in a free-to-play game, not a $60 AAA sequel with a season pass. Gamers are fed up with content being put behind RNG microtransaction loot boxes in fully-priced games just to prey on gambling addicts, ESPECIALLY in Destiny 2 which already leaves players yearning for a more satisfying endgame experience. And for good reason. If customers just looked at Eververse and said "this is okay", then that invites Activision to push the envelope further to see how much they can continue to nickel-and-dime people. That's how a game DOES become pay-to-win.

OMG a logical thought! This is going to go WAAAAAAAY over everyone's head because they're all blind with childish rage over imaginary problems. The Eververse is purely cosmetic so this whole campaign to have it removed is just asinine.

I can only speak for myself, but I think the size of the loot table is the problem and not eververse it self. Eververse was fine in d1. Bright engrams gives you a spin on the eververse slot machine and its a lazy system that rewards you for doing whatever to level up and it puts no focus on end game. I appreciate that they tried to keep leveling up relevant by rewarding you with bright engrams, but the bright engram loot table is far too big. When I say it's a lazy system I mean it seems like they just dumped a bunch of cool items in the eververse loot table hoping someone might spend some money instead of grinding public events or whatever. In a game that is lacking meaning full content, instead of adding 50 reasons to do endgame activities, they added 50 items to eververse in the recent dlc. Every item in eververse is a missed opportunity to make the game a little more worth playing. Every exotic weapon could have it's own quest that both told some lore about the weapon and rewarded you with its ornament, but no, lets just dump ornaments in eververse and hope someone might spend some money on it. It's a lazy system for both the developer and the consumers. It takes little effort to make and little effort to obtain the items in-game. I don't care too much about cosmetics. At the moment I have everything I want from eververs and I haven't spent any money or really put much effort in. I just broke down what I didn't want and spent my bright dust when needed. I have what I want and all I needed to get it was patience. Simply put I think it's bad game design and I would like to see it improved. Getting rid of eververse won't fix anything tho. I wish we could get the community or, even better, bungie to focus on bigger issues like powerful loot worth grinding for and better/more end game activities.

#RemoveEververse

The myopia is real.

the issue is that people want eververse items to be obtainable through in game activities and not just through leveling and turning in a rng loot boxes. Tess is hoarding some of the best/coolest looking items in the game. that is the problem. also if you spend real money on silver you should be able to select the item you want to purchase as opposed to rng loot boxes.

whoa hold on there, stop using logic. My only thing is I would of liked to see the Dawning loot pools spread over to more vendors instead of just Eververse. Would of liked getting dawning stuff from Ikora, Amanda, Faction leaders, Banshee, Cayde, Zavala, and Shaxx.