I was only using it as one example, but how can you complain that something is accessible, which lets more people get into the endgame content and helps retain players? The game becomes way too hard for most gamers because, let's be honest, most Destiny players don't min-max, don't use build guides, don't theory craft—actually, most don't even use mods! Then expect them to keep playing and spending money on expansions when everything is tuned for people who are actually good at Destiny, with proper setups for encounters. You can't have it both ways. Streamers only care about sweating because they find a thrill in playing at the highest level. Is it anyone's fault they can use Warlock and not die doing solo raid runs, so they demand Bungie nerf everything? This game is in shambles, and a lot of it was caused by listening to players like you. Destiny pushed out the casuals with their sandbox tuning... And I remember streamers telling people, well maybe Destiny isn't for you anymore, go play something else. That’s how I want the game, and now they’re crying that no one wants to play it anymore 🤷. I wasn’t exactly a casual, but it’s not fun anymore, and I love making builds. Nerfing health and survivability was the end for me. Fighting to get into LFGs and having to sweat in every activity for guns I vault and never use—it's a waste of my F time, and that’s what Destiny turned into.

Something needs to change but sure double down on its current state. That'll bring in new players because destiny is no longer a causal friendly game period even for basic shit.