I might have been prepared to give you the benefit of the doubt re: the power bounties for Annual Pass holders. But what I'm looking at right now are four bounties, two of which are Gambit and Crucible, which each give out two pieces of gear. And they're [i]time limited[/i]. So I have to complete these in the next week - so if life suddenly takes over, we can -blam!- off, is that what you're saying? They're modes I'm not playing - I'm not interested in modes I don't enjoy playing, not for gear. Same goes for my wife. Destiny isn't a job. It's spare time enjoyment. There's no tasks that we just have to get through for the paycheck, even if some people treat the game like that. Then when I'm done with these bounties, I get gear I'll then [i]have[/i] to use - and all the weapons I get from PvE is stuff I don't often use anyway, but which you're going to force me to use. So I'm going to get, what. Four pieces of 640 power gear - a pulse rifle, a shotgun and a rocket launcher, plus a chest piece - from playing the two PvP bounties, and then that'll put me at 620 with the rest of my gear and what - I can go -blam!-ing sing for the rest or be forced to play your shitty PvP game modes for the armour? Or just grind out my 1 LL power increases from the same strikes over and over again? The power bounties sounded like a great idea, but like everything you've taken a great idea and Bungiefied it. I somehow knew it'd involve having to actually play Gambit, but I didn't know you'd skew it so stupidly. Why can't Bungie understand that if people aren't playing or enjoying Crucible or Gambit, the way to get them to play and enjoy them [i]isn't[/i] to carrot-stick them into the rounds? Well, Bungie, you got our money from the Annual Pass, but that's absolutely the last you're getting out of us. This game can go die in a hole, and nothing you do in future is going to be able to redeem you in our eyes. So long, and thanks for all the nerfs.