Its simple really. You purposefully neglect to add matchmaking for endgame activities, and no one in your community is willing to help. I have spent weeks now trying to find people to raid with. No one helps. People only want to raid with those who have already completed the raid, seemingly forgetting that they once had to be taught and carried. Clans claim they want to help, but they continually accept you only to raid amongst themselves. They want you to grind clan activities for the experience, but they are just as exclusive when it comes to raiding. Your community is toxic, and I have spent more time looking for a group to play with rather than actually playing. I continually complain, but no one helps. Your community doesn’t care. You don’t care. You are perfectly happy with virtually no one enjoying the content you claim is the best in the game. This never happened in D1. Hell, I took a year off of D1 and still found people to teach me the final two raids upon my return. I was able to complete each raid in D1 - some on multiple occasions. What’s more, this post will not be met with concerned, caring, or helpful players; my post with be met with a chorus of “Bye Felicias” and “See you at Resets” and “Git Guds” that betray the toxicity of your community. People here will relish my purported “tears” rather than looking introspectively at their own toxic, awful, and utterly unhelpful behavior. This is what you want Bungie. Rather than make the game enjoyable so that people leave happy, you make the game practically unplayable because you insist on making activities hard to access and complete unless you’re willing to put up with this toxic community. There’s raid exclusivity, and then there’s virtually complete inaccessibility - only 1.2 percent of players have completed the raid on PS4. I would say that this is unacceptable, but it’s clearly not - your fans continually remind me that the game is working as intended. Your fans don’t help because of the way you’ve designed the game. There is zero incentive for your players to help others complete the raid. What’s more, they choose not to help because it serves to exclude those who haven’t completed the raid. They have tied their identity and self worth to having completed the raid, so they don’t help. Your stupid fans are happy about this state of affairs because they somehow conflate “hardcore” and “grinding” and “gamer” with making the endgame content nigh inaccessible. You have to “earn” random rewards in order to “earn” the right to access a service you paid for. Not only have you made the grind utterly unenjoyable, you’ve made the only content worth doing inaccessible. I really cannot keep this up. Looking for group of people to finish your game has become the most frustrating, time-consuming, and fruitless endeavor I’ve ever attempted to undertake. I’ve completed everything in D2 I care to complete, but for the last raid. I guess I am not entitled to complete that raid. You’ve just lost one more customer. Think about that when you have to offer the game for free to increase your player-base. nmendez79 Edit: I want to thank everyone who meaningfully responded to my post. I wanted to add that since my comment, Activision started to give away the base game on PC. They also said during an earnings call that D2 wasn’t meeting their expectations. This always happens. I just don’t get it. In any event, I thought some of your comments were very positive and insightful. I’m still looking for people to run through the raid, so if you’re inclined to run it with me, please feel free to send me a msg. Thanks.