I think that if people understood what it really takes to "fix" some of these "problems", they'd back off. I'm by no means a computer guy, but reading some of the things that the Bungie programmers have to go through to fix a problem, it's fairly monumental. Let's consider one thing. You know how you can sit in that 2nd room and kill Phogoth with impunity? Well, people call it a cheese, and want Bungie to extend that lefthand rock wall another 1' so that you can't do it. Here's the problem - does anyone really think that Bungie can actually move a single rock? Or that it's that easy? They don't sit and draw every single rock in the game - that'd take decades. What they do is create a long and complex algorithm such that when they draw a straight line for a room wall, it populates that wall with random rocks, protuberances, crevices, etc. So, to extend just a single rock would mean going and modifying one of the most basic algorithms in the game. But, now that you've modified it, how can you be sure that it didn't screw up some other room - say, put a rock blocking one of the cave pathways in VoG?