That's be because there is no innovation and longevity in this game that's suppose to be a MMO. And before people say it isn't, Destiny has always been a MMO, but extremely bare bones. And that is the problem. This game isn't designed for longevity. It's for designed for the short term and in the moment. Your armor and weapons get left behind to just to stay in your vault and MMOs don't normally render content irrelevant. Armor that gets left behind for better items can't be sold or traded to other players. On this issue, people give the excuse that trading isn't "earning" something or low level players shouldn't have good items. In those points, you people are wrong. If you trade an item that you earned, you earn what is given in return. And low level players can't equip high level items due to level restriction anyway. So there is no in game economy whatsoever. People also say this would attract more cheaters and people paying real money for items. People already pay to be carried through a raid and there's really no difference between paying for a raid carry or the item. The fact that you pay at all is the issue and you can't stop everyone from doing that. Perhaps items could be broken down into crafting materials. And yet we don't even have crafting! A basic MMO concept and we don't even have that. Raids and their drops become irrelevant due to this issue, on top of maps that have become irrelevant play areas due to lack of incentive (The Farm has little use, as a glaring example). And perhaps the most baffling thing is that D2 was not an expansion onto D1 itself, making you pay for recycled content and leaving behind your progress. That is not a game built for longevity. I hope D3 doesn't continue that trend, but be prepared. So without going on and on, simply this game is not designed for the long term.