Tbh, I think the people who go into trials of the nine have done it so many times that new people that are going to jump into it for their first week will never succeed. Unless you get some kind of awesome luck. Every time I go on lfg, it’s like everyone wants my full resumé in destiny. I try practicing by myself, and get friends to play with me but none of them are even willing to do it. It’s like trials of the nine is some forbidden thing that I can’t talk about. I mean you can only go so far with raids and the weekly nightfalls. I just hate it. Absolutely hate it. Trials of the nine is like rich people, who get richer every god damn -blam!-ing time they play the god damn game. And when some noob or a person like me who have no friends on PC willing to do trials with me, decides to jump in, there will be no room for learning. No room for “lesson learned” mistakes. Because I’ll be that homeless dude trying to dine in some country club. Or not even that. Regular PvP is completely different from trials, that I’ve decided that to “practice” trials, I have to do trials. What you think I have a few months dedicated to trials? Well inb4 “people who are good at trials dedicate their hours on trials”. Well isn’t that the problem? Bungie decides to cap every -blam!-ing thing in the game, but yeah you have an unlimited passage on trials. Even though you’ve done it so many times winning over a bunch of people. If I don’t -blam!-ing win one god damn trials match in the coming weeks, I’m just gonna do my god damn homework or sit around and do nothing. Literally, if a game makes me feel like all the other things are better than the game itself. Or in other words, if game doesn’t feel fun even when you fail, or fun when you play, then what’s the point of a game at all. I really wish I could get my money back. Would’ve bought a shit ton of food with that money.