Starting in Frontiers bungie has been talking about how they are changing the story questline to be nonlinear. But after what we have seen from the past 2 dungeon quests, do we really want that? I mean it sounds cool and if implemented correctly might be a really good thing. In the past 2 dungeons the quest has been linear, but we see them using the same resources for different parts of the quest and dungeon instances being out of sync. In VH using the same rooms has resulted in this quest being broke as -blam!-. We see people also having problems with the quest in SD. And sure, nothing is perfect and there is always the possibility of issues, so we need to look at the response to said issues. In VH bungie has washed their hands of the broke quest. Their message on this quest being broke is to just go pick up the message. But the message isn't there. How many months has this dungeon been out? Early on one of their solutions put the onus on us once again. Start the quest over on another character. Well, that didn't work. I ran out of characters apparently. Then they said to find someone who hasn't done the quest yet. Didn't work for many and ended up breaking the quest for the other poor soul. Every one of their solutions is zero work for them and is an us problem in their minds. In SD so many people are getting stuck again. And guess their solution. Play the quest on other characters. Totally ridiculous. Just fix your crap. Me and a friend have been 2 manning this dungeon until this week. We were afraid to LFG or run with a 3rd until we finished the quest because there is a good chance running with someone on another step would break our quest. So, do we really want them trying to implement a complex story questline when their history has shown that they are inadequate in both implementing a complex quest and responding to issues that arise from the quest?