You use the term flooding the market but since there is no actual in game economy all it does is impact the personal experience. People seem keen to defend most of bungies decisions on loot (gear or materials) with the arguement that it some how effects the community at large and it doesn't. PvE - A dude may have a max level gun that does 300 dmg and another may not but since everything is a bullet sponge anyways it's pretty irrelevant. PvP - Crucible is stat capped anyways, iron banner may or may not be broken right now, or this is revealing the real flaw in what's going on with their stats and how they impact game play and at that juncture it would minimalize the impact made by maxed out weapons.

Yes, they definitely overshot letting us get so many Ascendant Shards from that event, but they went from one extreme to the other, and neither is the proper answer. They should of let us get 1 ascendant shard per piece of armor. Then, at least, it would have been worth it to continue doing the Queens Kill Orders. At the end, I had 15... maybe 20? Just sitting there (although, I think it would only keep 10) because my vault is already full of legendaries from these events, hoping they would at least slightly fix the event breaking nerf they put on them. (Keep in mind, they were fixing a problem THEY created, so dont cut them slack for that, either) Both choices they made for the Queens Wrath event were bad. Very bad.

There is no market can't buy, sell or trade anything with other people so don't know WTF you're talking about. Oh an if you think we will be able to do that anytime soon cause bungie said they would add it later, don't hold your breath cause its a lie. Nuff said