The loot is going to cause complaining. It always does. Look at this from Bungie's perspective: solo players want activities just for them, so let's have those activities drop loot that is commensurate with 10 minutes of solo playtime. Rewards should be good, but not great, after all, we built them 3-person dungeons and 6-person raids for the good stuff. Solo Ops is not designed to be end-game content so there's no need to populate it with end game rewards, right? Surely players will grasp that self-evident concept with no trouble. Solo Ops loot won't be what the solos are picturing right now, and they will get mad. Solos will complain that inferior loot relegates them to the little kids table, makes them second-class citizens and victims, and they deserve the good stuff. I help people every time I'm online playing Destiny and sooooo many solo players want a version of this game where they can do EVERYthing with no comms, they get perfect team mates from matchmaking, and everything they do drops the best loot available. That's not reality. Not even close. I appreciate Bungie looking at player engagement and designing around the "holes" in the player experience, but I suspect the true-blue committed solo player will NEVER be satisfied or happy in the game. Bungie's own words are: "we’ve built on the promise of Destiny as a game where you can come together with other Guardians and enjoy the game together," and this puts solo players on the fringe of the core player experience BY DESIGN. I hope this makes things better, I really do. I often hop on when I have 30-60 minutes and tackle shorter, solo content like the pinnacles we are grabbing in week two of an episode (just need those Hunter gloves and I get another character to 2010!) But I don't plan on eating appetizers for dinner; I'm looking forward to raids and dungeons with my friends in the evening or on the weekends.