The game is both, actually. PvP doesn't stop being a significant part of this game, just because you are largely uninterested in it. There are PvP players who feel the same way about the PvE content. The problem is that PvP and PvE players want radically different things from weapons.l PvE players want POWER. They want weapons that are noticeably better than other weapons, and visibly make they game easier to play against the often absurdly overpowered enemies they face in PvE. The problem is such God Guns will BREAK any Pvp experience....and can threaten to even break the game in PvE if they get too out of hand (Gjallarhorn). PvP players want BALANCE. They want weapons that (within a particular group of weapons) basically all perform the same, and have a similar time-to-killl. That way whoever wins is determined by skill and play quality rather than who simply has the best gear. The problem is that such balance leaves many PvE players feeling like you do. That their weapons are being robbed of power, and that they are being robbed of incentive to play because all the weapons are so much alike. WHICH IS WHY MOST GAMES HAVE SEPERATE GEAR TRACKS FOR PVP AND PVE. Because it is so difficult to try to come up with a single weapon system that will keep BOTH factions happy...that most developers don't even bother trying. But part of what makes Destiny unique is that ability to take any weapon from anywhere and use it anyplace and anytime. So Bungie is taking HEAD ON a very difficult thing that most developers just flat-out avoid dealing with. So before you start raging, you might want to consider just how difficult it is to do what Bungie is trying to do...and get it right.