People, It's not a TV issue. The grain is ever present on all areas of the game save for the dynamic pop ups, mission screens, text overlay, warp speed screen and the Director. It is likely a broken post processing effect. Could be anything, bloom, FXAA, among others. After this patch I've noticed increased glare and diminished bloom. It's possible the bloom was toned down and the film grain which was a lot more subtle was not adjusted to compensate and now we have this BS. There could be a number of reasons but this is definitely a game issue, nothing to do with TVs. Some monitors have noise reduction, despeckle and image correction. These displays mitigate the issue for some people, so not everyone is affected by it. Gaming monitors seem to look the worst (raises hand.) In my screen, the effect looks so bad it's almost like antenna interference. I can't play for more than an hour without getting headaches. I dislike it a lot and won't ever get used to it. I do think it's being investigated, I hope it gets corrected, but I'd lie if I said it's not intentional. Bungie devs likely messed up something and want to hush it because this film grain might detract buyers.