We actually wouldn’t, you see infusing items when the light gap is high enough costs 9000 glimmer per infusion. Sure when items are dropping at max light we will be able to hit max faster than we do now, but the hinderance is there regardless. I don’t understand the argument with “ nothing to do” when we hit max light. We have seals, we have random rolls, exotics and emblems to all grind for, if you don’t care about any of the following yet you play just to reach max light then maybe destiny is just not for you. Players who reach max light and ignore the following are exactly whats wrong with the playerbase, because they don’t even attempt to play for anything else other than that. Their mindset is “ ok I reached max I guess the game is beaten”. Because instead of playing destiny; a video game for fun they treat it as a chore because they are addicted. They have to keep coming back only to quit playing once they think they’ve done everything. Cores for infusion is nothing but a ploy to keep players with poor attention spans committed to playing , as long as they aren’t max light they will continue logging on until they do, because again they have to reach max light to beat this chore that is destiny 2. With slowing down progression, players of all sorts are slowed down hitting max thus logging on more hours.