Can you guys please add some sort of shop system wherein I can spend ascendent and radiant materials to buy items from their respective raids? For instance, a Crota shop where I can spend 90 radiant shards to buy a Black Hammer, or a VoG shop where I can spend 90 ascendent shards to buy a Fatebringer. The reason I say this is that RNG is great, but at a certain point after accumulating enough shards/energy from one raid to rebuild 100 dismantled Black Hammers, but not receiving a desired item over the course of several months of repeated attempts, I feel like just dropping the game and moving to something else. I'm all for making it expensive as hell, I just want to know I'm not pouring additional time into the game for no reason. It'd give some of us something to aim for when we reach the point of realization that RNG is never going to work in our favor for some things. Some people luck out and get awesome rolls, others of us are just doomed to suffer eternal bad luck. We already lack any real immersive depth to this game for its sheer lack of story, if it's going to be this empty shell of a grindfest game, with no trading system to speak of, at least make raid items available for purchase with our excess of useless materials. As it stands I am endlessly compiling tons of raid mats and have nothing to use them on for the fact some items just won't drop. With a raid shop system you'd know we'd put in the time as raid mats would be the currency used, but it'd give recourse to some of us who have had the misfortune of being left out to dry in regards to boss drops. I hope this doesn't fall on deaf ears and hopefully some of my fellow Destiny brethren can share the sentiment. PS the Undying Mind strike is senselessly difficult and time wasting. I leave immediately upon landing in this one. Why even bother? If I have to grind non-stop in this game to get items I seek, I'm going to take the path of least resistance. Make the Undying Mind either have a better chance for high level loot, or take it out of the rotation. Just awful. Whose idea was this?