I mean I understand why the limit is put in place. Everyone is saying that an overpowered player decked out in full exotic gear would pose a threat in PvP and make the game a lot less entertaining. But this makes me think of the game "DC Universe Online." In PvP games, if someone has a full suit of high tier PvP gear and you don't, you have no chance to beat them unless your entire team attacks the same person. How would it feel to be in a game against a sniper covered in exotic armor that makes him nearly invincible, allowing him to pick off his opponents before they could even get close to him? It just wouldn't be fun. Being limited to a single piece of exotic gear makes the game much more tactical. Yes, the gear is powerful, but it'll also probably stand out from a person's other armor. So if you see someone with an epic looking helmet, you can assume it does something useful like decrease damage from headshots, so you can call out to your team and tell them to aim for the person's body instead of their head. Basically, this mechanic prevents someone from becoming all powerful while adding a tactical aspect to the game. I've been researching various sites, and even though a lot of places are confirming it, I agree with Betrael, because we won't truly know the game's mechanics until we play a final build.