I don't think it should be auto-completed, but I do agree with the other posters who've said the threshold should be lowered. And for the people who've said "oh getting 300+ precision kills is easy", not all of us are that good at PvP, and even a lot of folks who are aren't good at specifically getting headshots. Add in the massive changes to gameplay that have been caused by the tonics, with entire team strategies shifting to basically "hide behind a wall/around a corner and spam grenades all match", getting precision kills is ironically a good bit arder during this event than it is normally. For an example of a "not great at PvP player", I play PvP every week to get the engrams, and to slowly work on triumphs and quests, but I'm not good at it, and I normally don't like doing it more than I have to to advance those things. Had the day off work today, so played most of the day. Did almost nothing but crucible since do I want to get that triumph if I can (and I think it is possible, just not anything close to practical). After seeing how sloooowly the triumph was crawling up, I decided to start keeping track of how I was doing. Over the next 20 matches, I got an average of 2-4 orbs a match. I also saw that the orbs were procc'ing about once every three precision kills (that's the average; sometimes I'd get two in a row, other times I'd get 3-4 precision kills in a match and it wouldn't proc at all). So going with the high end of my average, it'd take 50 matches to get the triumph, which isn't *too* crazy, but still makes it way more intensive to get than any of the other triumphs, including the one that's exactly the same except with strikes (which you can easily get in under 10 strikes if you purposely pick ones that have a high number of easy-to-crit enemies like thralls). It's honestly probably going to take closer to 100 matches for me to hit the 200 orb mark (I'm at 52 out of 200 right now, and sitting at at least 30 matches). So while I don't think they should just "give" us the triumph, I do think they should lower it by at least half, and preferably by 3/4, so that we players have time to actually enjoy the other parts of the event instead of just grinding crucible the entire time.