Well my build might be 'bad' but I am not. I am not Awesome surely, but im not bad either. Which really was my whole point. But you can't really know that, so I get your reaction. I have 3000 hours playing destiny. Look it up if you don't believe me. RaphaelBishop is my Xbox tag and has been forever. Sometimes this profile shows the name Gunship which was the name used on bungie.net when I set up this account. Same account, thats me. If, for the sake of argument you accept that Im at least a 'middle of the road' player and then look at the 3000 hours I have spent in-game, then my conclusion is thus: I am a fairly good metric with which to consider overall game difficulty. But I do suppose it makes a big difference wether Bungie expects [i]MOST[/i] players to finish [i]MOST[/i]content or only expects 10% to do that. I made a comparison between my Nightfall Run with two other randoms on Heroic (heroic because that is the Highest you can go with matchmaking on). I think if you use that game as a rough metric to judge where my 'skill' is, I am pretty solidly a middle of the road player. (Team score 126,000) I also watch some youtube players that discuss game mechanics such as; Fallout Joker and others. So when I see that 4 out of 5 of my last slot armor mods are considered 'meta', and think to myself, "I figured them out on my own". I get the sense that my build ideas are at least decent. If I sold a product, I would certainly build it so that MOST people who bought it would enjoy MOST of the content. All that said. Yes, I made tactical mistakes in my recent solo Legendary attempts. Yes, I do in-fact intend to improve my build, play tactics, and overall performance. Although I much prefer to experiment with builds and tactics myself, I do acknowledge there are game changing synergies that allow much better performance. RaphaelBishop Xbox [i]Gunship[/i]