Rift should be in Trials

I thought it was fun, and a nice change from IB control, which in my opinion was getting stale. It's a shame how IB rift was so poorly received. Just goes to show that a game mode that actually requires you to play an objective will not go over well with the Destiny community.

I agree, I hate rift and everything about it. 👍👍

Nothing like shatter skating and not allowing your opponents to do a thing. Great gamemode 👍

IB Rift, was not the success Bungie hoped it would be. The transmat round reset was unnecessary and buggy all week. Then there were the maps... The only map worth playing this strategy focused Rift event was Disjunction. It was large enough for teams to devise various routes to the the enemy rifts and ways in which to defend or attack. Including CQC maps like Convergence and Bannerfall only served to give advantage to the Void Walker Hunter class (this was not intended right Bungie? Right Bungie?) On Disjunction the void hunter had to use their invisibility carefully and to maximum effect since it only lasts so long. Better map choices for a Rift match would be Eternity and Vostok, where the teams have enough room to run and multiple routes to the enemy rift. As it was, if you came up against a team of hunters running void, they dominated the match on the smaller maps. Not much fun for the rest who chose NOT to run this class or element. It often became a source of frustration to many when you are repeatedly shot in the back by an invisible hunter because the map is small enough for them to lie in wait for a target. If you bring back Rift, I hope you consider NOT using CQC maps again. This game type does not work with small maps. Secondly, 10 second respawn time is too long for this fast moving game. I would suggest 7 Seconds and 5 seconds when an opposing team has the spark. During a firefight, there is little time to revive a dead team mate when you are under fire and it often results in two dead guardians instead of one. This results in a downed guardian being left on the field to respawn, which gives one side an avoidable advantage when attacking. A short respawn when under attack also adds to the excitement of the match. In Gambit, when one side has a primeevil, the portal opens much more frequently to keep the game action moving faster. A shorter respawn for Rift would do the same when a team is under attack.