Who does? You? You don’t speak for me. -blam!- you[spoiler]Just kidding but also not really[/spoiler] Who does? Random Joe Warlock who plays the game once a week, does the weeklies, then -blam!-s right off, or do the people who have dedicated their livelihoods to the game, and therefore know the ins and outs of the game better than anyone else? Now, if Bungie could just ask us directly, that would be great. [i]However[/i], I despise the attitude from people that I see on these forums [i]with a burning and unyielding passion[/i], and I can’t personally blame Bungie for that. Sure the streamers are going to want Bungie to do things that help them get views and whatnot? Is that a bad thing? [i][u]Hell no[/u][/i], [u]at least as long as Bungie and the streamers go about that the right way. [/u] The best way for a streamer to make content [i]should[/i] be that a developer makes more, better content, [i]the exact thing that we want from Bungie.[/i] Bungie doesn’t want to lose players!! Neither do most streamers!! Streamers want more, better content too! I mean, why wouldn’t they? They spend their lives (kinda pathetic if you think about it, but they entertain so also kinda not) playing D2, of course they want to have fun doing it! Overall, the only negative that could come is from streamers asking specifically for harder, more grindy content, which hopefully just doesn’t happen. [spoiler]I know that’s what we got from the first summit but, let’s be honest, the game did need a bit more of a grind than it had in its first year[/spoiler]. Anything else would essentially be neutral at worst, aka saying that everything is fine and we don’t need more or less of a grind But yea, that’s just my two cents, love it or hate it I side with Bungo on this, F(ri)CK off imma slep