34 GMs. Double drops inmost of them. Multiple duplicate rolls on the Plug One Adept. NOT ONE with feeding frenzy reservoir burst. This is stupid and ridiculous. This isn't RNG. This is F**credit up and you know it. It's not fun, it's not cute, it's not good game design. I don't expect it first drop, but you would think in 60 to 70 drops, you would get one. I really think you do this sh*t on purpose. Update: I've seen many people that are just saying that this is bad RNG. I believe you are missing two main points: 1) everyone that has stated this is making one big assumption that I have also made for many years and that is that each perk in the pool, or each possible roll, has an equal chance to drop. As I've thought about this, I don't ever remember Bungie actually specifically stating this. I've heard YouTubers stating this. This is a MASSIVE assumption because, if it is wrong, the whole RNG argument changes from, "you just got unlicky" to "Bungie is trying to make the grind this way and not disclosing the odds to you, just like companies don't tell you odds of items dropping in loot boxes." 2) if each perk had an equal chance to drop, then how is the RNG statically supporting that I've gotten upwards of 5 of the same 3 rolls from this grinding. You can say bad RNG, but I've heard from others that they are experiencing the same thing. This doesn't suggest equal odds RNG, thus suggests tinkering behind the scenes from Bungie. What do I want? I want Bungie to be honest about this or look into it to make sure it is working as intended (my God how many times have they broken their loot drops???). If they are letting the community believe in equal odds RNG as I've seen people in this post and so many other over the years (I've believed this too), but this is actually not the case, then Bungie needs to be honest and disclose this.