Dear Bungie, In destiny 1 we had the pvp end game Trials of Osiris, and it was a blast just to hop on every weekend and just play with friends. Even if you didn't win you had the bounties to give you some type of loot. Not to mention you didn't have to be at the hard cap power level to compete. This destiny 1 version of trials had a lot going for it, cool armor and an incentive to go flawless, like adept weapons and later on ornaments for the armor that made it glow. There was a reason to go flawless. Then when trials of the nine came around in destiny 2 with the two primary meta it was not well perceived. But what I got out of it loot wise was around the same as destiny 1 trials. The meta at the time was just not favored by most people even myself. But the loot we got such as: ornaments, choosing the weapons and armor we got after 9 wins, and not to mention at least we got shaders. Then now we have the Walmart budget edition of trials in destiny 2, in what I like to call "Season of the Snooze", this version of trials feels rushed and not even rewarding to high skilled players, let alone the casual players. As a top 1% I feel no reason to go flawless, the only reason I keep playing is to keep my friends who aren't as skilled at the game from leaving this game, which at one point was arguably the best shooter looter to date. but with all the hackers on pc, and error codes it just isn't fun. I and many others would agree a pay wall would be amazing. You could still have things like free weekends for people to try out the game. But with no pay wall, hackers are breeding like rabbits. Bungie if this is all due to a lack of communication of over use of power, just know fixing simple things like even a small pay wall will not make the player base go down. Do this for the players, add some real loot for trials, make an amazing raid like Wrath of the Machine from destiny 1 or Last Wish. Just for your own good and the player base give us what we were here for three too four years ago grinding at. Sincerely, A fellow guardian