Wow. You are looking through the wrong end of the telescope. The state this game is in right now is NOT something to be held on to or seen as a model for the game going forward. Let me explain something to you right now---as someone who has played games like this for 20 years. Destiny 2 right now is a fun game to play...but it is a badly tuned game...and one that has painted itself into a LOT of corners that make it very difficult to continue the game along its current path. As a result of some REALLY bad design decisions that were made during its development. 1. The weapon system is crippled by fixed rolls, and a shallow and narrow perk pool. This limits the options of the devs to give us power and to generate interesting loot to chase. 2. The class ability tree is crippled by the developmental emphasis on PVP balance. Which was DESIGNED to limit build diversity and the scope of player power. 3. The two above points resulted in the only options the devs had back in year 1 and early Y2 were by ramping up our Supers and through exotics. 4. This has led to a very unbalnced game...and very one-dimensional combat. You don't see this in raids...but where you really see it is in in open world content where people clear away mobs with their guns.....and then you see five or six supers unload on bosses at the same time. 5. The only way to improve this game is take this structure apart...and rebuild a new one. The oly way to do that is to nerf these overpowered supers.....and then bring UP the ones that are underpowered. As well as deepen the pool of perks so that more power can be given to our abilities and our guns. Otherwise, you just break the game....and trivialize content. (Imagine if they'd added Bad Juju to the game WITHOUT nerfing the super-regen exotics first...the result would hve been ridiculously broken it would have just been non-stop super spam. Which is fun for about 10 minutes....) 6. Bungie is clearly in the process of doing this. Yes they are nerfing our supers. But they are also retuning content that was designed to protect against them (Reckoning). More importantly, Armor 2.0 and the Seasonal Artifact are set to significanly broaden the range of powers we have at our disposal. So...yes. You won't be able to stack ONE power or ONE ability to levels of power greater than what you can now. But you will have the ability to craft a wider range and greater NUMBER of powerful abiltiies. Long story short....the variety of builds that are effective in this game is about to explode. Such that everyone isnt' going to be stacking super mods and farming for enhanced hand cannon reloader mods. Which is going to make this game a lot more interesting to play from an RPG standpoint....and increase the replayability of the game.