Not like we are asking a huge time commitment of Bungie to create Destiny and the raids within Destiny or anything. Raids are said to take 3-4 hours. Take into account they are on a weekly reset. There are 168 hours in a week. If you work the standard 40 hours per week, that leaves 128. Factor in 8 hours a day for sleep, 72 hours remain. Leave room for misc activities (example: 4 hours per day) such as family, gf, friends, getting to and from work, eating, bathroom etc...44 hours remain in your week. 44 hours to find friends/randoms for 3-4 hours of total content...kudos to Bungie for not promoting laziness with matchmaking. Before you respond, this is a generic work week example, not tailored specifically to any one person. There will be other factors in your personal life, some of which you should be prioritizing over completing a raid in a game anyway. I somehow doubt you are too busy of a human to take 10 minutes out of your week to find someone to play with in a game where over 4 million people played the Beta alone. Also if anyone is a stickler for details, I'm not a math professor, so feel free to politely correct anything I've said and I will make the edit.