You know folks it's a game and you can set it aside if it's really making you crazy. believe me I get the idea of burn out, but sometimes it's better to walk away for a while. You're really not going to be missing anything "functionally necessary" within a few hours of playing Shadowkeep. Yes, I do get burn out, personally I've had it in this game, and others as well. I had three maxed characters in D1. Had three toons at 335 on xbox after CoO. Switched to PC and had three toons up to 385 when Forsaken released. I got one character to the dreaming city and was working on a second and realized I was fried. So about 11 months ago I deleted all my characters and uninstalled. Two months ago I made one, and only one, new character. My enjoyment of the game has increased to be sure. I don't feel burned out by the solstice grind. Sure there's things about it I don't care for, (I hate PvP and I'm awful at it, and I'm not a huge Gambit fan), but those things are tolerable for the actually small effort I have to put in to them. All I need now is two gambit matches and then I can futz with masterwork, or not. Yeah mini-bosses was frustrating. Also, sadly, the way the event is constructed brings out the worst in players (afk'ing in gambit anyone?, not reviving others in strikes so you get more orbs?, taking one shot at a mini-boss then running off to the next one and leaving actually killing the boss to someone else?). I'll admit when I got to about 80 mini-bosses I got lucky. I loaded into an EAZ instance that was just starting the boss phase. Two players had left, so it was me and one other player. I'll admit I thought about leaving, but decided to stay and help the other person out. I didn't know what boss it was, but I lucked out and it was the three cabal. So the other player and me farmed the engineers, making sure neither of us killed the engineer until we both had hits on it. Soon thereafter I was done. (It's called teamwork and it's how we are supposed to play the game, even with blueberries.) The two players that bailed on this one person missed out on the best way to finish the objective. Their loss, my gain. So, TLDR; if this is making you nuts, walk away. If you allow this game to continue to make you crazy that is on you. The event design is not so hot, but no one is forcing anyone to play it. No, I'm not burned out, because I'm not letting it burn me out.