This made me laugh. Every time someone figures out a way to fight a battle Bungie steps in and takes a dump all over them. It's a really good tactic to use (or it was). Though it did make the fight a bit easy. First time I heard about this method of taking down the Templar I said "Yeah this is gonna get patched." and no one disagreed. IS this why Bungie was encouraging players to "Share tactics and talk about battle plans...", so they can patch them out of the game? Raid - Vault of Glass Templar Encounter Kill volume added to sniper platforms to prevent players from sitting on top of them EDIT1* I already stated that it did make the fight too easy, so those attempting to point that out only show their inability to read. I really don't care that this method of defeating the boss has been removed. What bothers me is that Bungie continues to change the game to 'force' players to play the game the way Bungie wants them too. Don't be creative, don't come up with clever ways to use the enemy tactics against them, don't play the game your way. My concern becomes, what happens when someone creates a legit tactic that does not involve using enemy tactics, or "safe zones" to fight bosses. What will Bungie do then? There is a trend with Bungie where every time the community finds something that Bungie "didn't intend to be that way" it's patched out. Don't get me wrong there are things that should be addressed because Bungie "didn't intend" them to be that way, most of these have been ignored completely. Instead Bungie chooses to address the whining, crying and bitching of PvP players, thus making changes that alter the play styles of PvE players and not giving a damn about any aspects of PvE. Unless ofcourse its something that's shown to be a boon to players, then that must be fixed ASAP. Did Bungie ever consider that people are looking for easy routes (The Cave, The Templar fight) BECAUSE THEY ARE TIRED OF GRINDING THE SAME OLD SHIT? After the third time through the Raid it's old hat and boring. Expect more from this company and keep pushing them to do better.