I waited for my Ghorn, you wait for yours. Just imagine a big line of people waiting to get their Gjallarhorn people waited maybe a day or two others waited 3 months, people made friends and people made enemies in this line. When you first got the ghorn you were ecstatic, a sense of pride and accomplishment rushed through you like a stampede of wild gazelle. Now you just waited for your friends to get one as well, you never really knew when it'd be their turn but when you'd see that yellow text pop up next to a friends name man were you hyped for your friend, screams at the top of everyone's lungs were heard throughout the party chat, Almost brings a tear to my eye. Well I was going for a line metaphor but what I'm saying is, there is no satisfaction of getting something through Xür, like those gazelles we talked about earlier, where are they? I can't even make an unfinished metaphor about earning something through Xür, does everyone really bank on getting everything from Xür? I don't see that as being any fun. Sure it's RNGeesus blessing only a few but I'm sure everyone will at least get one, eventually. If it really isn't that good as you say it is, why just not host a raid yourself and invite those you think suited enough to play a raid or PvP instead of joining a bunch of pretentious assholes? Welp, that's all I got. Call me a snowflake if you must. All I'm saying is earning it is better than Xür-ning it. Waiting every week at 2am on a Friday is going to become very old, very soon. In not saying Xür isn't going to sell it but if he does it's gonna be a while. Bungie has full control of his inventory now, don't you think they'd want those still searching to play a bit longer to keep their servers a bit busy?