I completely agree. I bought Witch Queen on super-sale just before Lightfall launched. As a fairly new light, I had absolutely no idea that I could skip the intro mission and go back and do it later. (Once I had figured this game out a bit more.) Needless to say, the tormentor on the ship made me give up in frustration on the mission. I was expecting to have to start it over again the next time I logged in, and was dreading the experience. I was pleasantly surprised to discover I wasn't thrown in and could choose when to attempt it again. Throwing a new light straight into missions doesn't lead to a happy new light if they don't understand enough about the game (or gaming in general) to pick up on clues like glowing things to shoot or how to identify the jumping paths to follow. Add in a new light having to run solo at starting light level with enemies they have no idea how to deal with, or how to level gear or weapons?? New lights get sent to Cosmodrome for a reason. Learn the mechanics, start figuring out those clues, and start figuring out if the class they chose is a reasonable fit. Learn the menu options and learn how to start missions from the menu. Ads are straightforward, the few shields are easily broken. No getting sniped by stuff from the other side of the map. No getting yanked around off the map and wondering why they need to revive. I wish they'd get new lights or newer lights involved when playtesting. Maybe then they'd see how confusing things are to inexperienced gamers and new to Destiny gamers. Some people can jump in and have it all figured out quickly. Some can't.