What are you talking about? PvE in Destiny is barely a challenge. And I’m not claiming to be some PvE god! But soloing? Sure, that’s where it gets spicy. In a fireteam of three, though? You might as well let your abilities and auto-targeting weapons handle the work. Between room-clearing explosions and tracking projectiles, the game practically plays itself. So again, what are you talking about? The endless whining about how “hard” this game is feels like people allergic to putting in effort. It’s like saying we should turn basketball into patty-cake because Timmy can’t dribble. Is that really the bar now? The problem isn’t difficulty—it’s the lack of engaging mechanics. Remember the Shield Brothers strike? You actually had to think—plan how to bring those bosses together to drop their shields. Now? Every encounter boils down to "stand here, grab buff, shoot shield." Rinse and repeat. It’s not a challenge; it’s a checklist. And catering to casuals? That’s a barrel without a floor. Bungie keeps trying to please everyone, and in doing so, they’re driving everyone away. It has to be the gameplay that keeps us coming back—not some shiny new subclass, game-breaking weapon, or flavor-of-the-week ability. But that’s what the weekend warriors need: quick fixes, low effort, and high reward. Bungie needs to decide who this game is for because right now, the middle-ground policies are killing it. It’s not for the casual mentality of “low effort, but I want it all.” That mindset ruins the game for players who actually want to earn their progress. And don’t even get me started on PvP. You cry about getting stomped in PvP but want PvP acolytes to roll over for you like PvE NPCs. It’s ridiculous. If you want everything handed to you, fine—but don’t expect the rest of us to stick around for a game designed to reward mediocrity. Destiny thrives on challenge, mastery, and growth—not participation trophies.