[spoiler]assuming this isn't a rhetorical question, you answered the others so...[/spoiler] Because not everyone gets fun out of that. It's more akin to how some people love certain rides in Busch Gardens for example. Some love log flume while others like the coasters. Not everyone has fun flying at 60MPH upside down or such, not everyone likes going through a burning building in a log and getting launched at the end. It's a behavioral/personality trait from what I can tell, how you get your fun. Certain people don't have fun getting [i]to[/i] the reward, but have fun opening the treasure and seeing a brand new gold pop into the corner of their screen. You may have fun doing it, I do too, but take into account people aren't all the same. I have much more fun trying out a new and successful stratagem then I do blindly running around. And I absolutely [i]love[/i] getting rewarded for a good match, that's my favorite part. But I don't get much fun from irritations like my last game, I ran out of ammo whilst soloing; Juggler, cabal boss in PoE. I had planned to invite my friend who was waiting in patrol, ours was to split up and meet at the end. Didn't work out fairly obviously, not like planned. That's an irritation to me, I had to change it up. The most advice I can give for this type of thing is to use "it's more fun for me" instead of calling it a fact, using "it's more fun" without the added part at the end would be as if to say it's hard fact 100% of the time. I'll gladly take a debate for this, I love debating stuff. That or you can guess (incorrectly) that I'm being aggressive, and which case your reply would be characterized by aggression itself and I will go about my day ignoring it. I'm hoping the former, but this place (#Destiny) has a way of always attracting hate so I'll plan for the worst, hope for the best.