I dont find crucible fun.
in a way i feel Destiny took 2 steps forward and 1 step back today. Since Farming was extremely boring and pointlessly tedious when there should have been Material rewards at the end of missions/strikes. This past week alone I collected around 200+ of each material to upgrade Raid weapons. took 2-3 hours to gather enough of each material. But even that I find more fun than Crucible. I delete Exotic bounties if they require me to step foot in PvP.
I see some people saying that they want some stuff to be Exclusive to PvP. If thats what people want, i think bungie is handling it completely wrong by cutting off tons of Content, requiring we play PvP or pray to RNGesus that we dont get Shards form a very drawn out rank up rewards in the hopes that we are going to get a full suit of armor for the particular class we are playing as.
What bungie should have done is create pvp gear similar to Raid Gear. Not in that each raid piece has 30 light, but with special Buffs which are useful to PvP and PvP only. In the sameway Raid Weapons and Armor with Extra Oracle Damage or Energy from killing Vex is useful to PvE players. The Weapons and Gear should not be exclusive. But there should be special Variants exclusive to both.
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