I agree. I've hit the cap on all three of my chars and am missing only the Class Armor slot on all three characters (Have the New Monarchy head, chest, pants, and gloves on my Hunter, same slots for Dead Orbit on my Warlock and FWC on my Titan). I find myself just stopping farming for tokens or doing very much for/with them once all I get are shaders from the turn-ins. If they expect loyal players to keep turning in for the faction they want to win, maybe those players should be rewarded with equipment and such. Also, for legendary shards and weapon parts, you can still do pretty much every other bit of content in the game. Most of the reason I have around 1k legendary shards and a good supply of weaponsmith parts coming in is because I keep going to do public events (None of the exotic engrams I've gotten have given me a Wardcliff Coil yet and I'm salted about that). Legendary shards and weaponsmith parts aren't a big deal at this point if you play with any regularity. I don't see the point in just ending the rewards from faction tokens after 30 engrams, especially since you get a ton of the shaders from those first 30 faction token engrams, too. Apparently their plan for faction equipment later on is to offer different perks on the gear. So next faction rally the same gun might have different sights and magazine/ammo types.

Dude the gear sucks all of it. Do shaders are the only thing worthwhile

[u][b]Reasons Why Bungie May Have Implemented the Engram Cap:[/b][/u] [b]1)[/b] Keep people from farming for unlimited legendary shards after obtaining all the faction gear [b]2) [/b]Possible to prevent player burnout for those that can't stop playing if there is gear to be had (remember that the Weep route was not anticipated by Bungie). I'm pretty sure a lot of players were TOTALLY burnt out from PVP after the last Iron Banner because they kept grinding and grinding to get that helmet to no avail. [u][b]Reasons Why the Engram Cap is Probably Not a Good Idea:[/b][/u] [b]1)[/b] For many (most?), complete gear sets will not drop even after 30 engrams. If the tokens are obtained via legit farming, this is potentially 20 plus hours of work that ends in player frustration once the cap is hit. Bungie should want their players shutting off the game feeling happy if they have put in that much work. [b]2)[/b] Bungie really should just let the player play the game how they choose to play it. Nerfing "destroy enemy supplies" was a slap in the face for solo players. Some players just want to grind and grind and grind. Let them play the game the way they want to.