i'm confused about their exclusivity reasoning. i'm not crying over the gjallarhorn i just find the other heavy exotics lacking and even prefer any legendary over them to free up an exotic slot, however... how big of a problem was this really? there are no numbers to support it (although i have seen the posts). despite the fact that there is no matchmaking they can track how many groups completed any activity but not tally (or even estimate) how many folks were rejected because of not having gally. even if they tallied the lfg requests from the disparate locations: destinylfg.com, destinylfg.net, bungie forums, et al. they could say out of X requests for group members X asked for gallys. and even then you would have to tally that to how many time the activity was completed. I would imagine the numbers to be in the smallest percentages (and in my view always squeakers, join a gally only group and see!). even with that folks also ask for tracking rockets and maxed out burn weapons - isn't that exclusion as well? farfetched i know, but it will always be something. in my view, with matchmaking in place this would be a non-issue. you then would just have to deal with afk a$$hats. i would have preferred for exotic rocket changes: Gjallahorn: Make it Arc. That's it. Truth: I don't even use it on void burns. not worth the exotic slot - i use legendary void with tracking. Make it the void version of Dragon's Breath but with Warlock Scatter grenade! Nuff said. Dragon's Breath: I would prefer to use Dragon's Breath. It's actually a fun weapon. Make the solar grenade stick to the target. With the lack of tracking the sticky would make up for it. If no target then stick to location of impact. Baseline the weapons to be equal damage but with different elements. See? Simple. Everyone will have at least one and all will be viable. Plus there's the added effect that each one will have it's own flavor. in my opinion, I think rockets are fine. I use legendary rockets quite often. I just prefer that they have tracking.