As a service provider to others for over 40 years, I have never distributed a single deliverable to an end user that didn't meet my own established/published criteria and constraints. If I went out and grabbed someone else's product and slapped it onto my deliverable to a client and it failed, my integrity is damaged (whether I get sued or not). The difference here is that the consumer/client (me and other Win7 valid users) are limited in our recourse - we basically will switch our interest toward another game and abandon the failed one. I hope it gets fixed soon - Destiny 2 is a nice stress relief and diversion. This snag is nothing compared to the complications and SNAFUs that cross-play will probably encounter. Bungie - this is your canary in the coal mine; if you can't get this little thing right, then it is doubtful that you will care about your impacted consumers. But hey, you can get revenue from other or new users so at the end of the day, you win regardless. I love capitalism and understand it can be a harsh mistress! I can live with that. /Good luck on the battleye fix for W7 users/