I mean, even with the class balancing issues we had less of an issue with the competitive scoring system in Guardian Games. I feel like if everyone [b][i]could[/i][/b] compete on an equal playing field [b][i]without[/i][/b] having had to subject themselves to the most arbitrary of arbitrary level grinds in D2’s history, Call To Arms would have been much better received. Matchmade activities where it’s actually possible to earn high enough scores to [i][b]feel[/b][/i] like you’re actually participating, instead of the most anemic selection of the most detestable iteration of The Coil (Soft Lock, Soft Lock, SOFT LOCK), Cutting Edge Zone Control (though we can use whatever gear we want now), and the Salt Mines (-blam- the Salt Mines, Dread or no Dread). Don’t even get me started on Heliostat. Tried watching a guide and gave up after seeing it was more complicated than The Whisper and Zero Hour combined. I’m just not trying to play Batman Arkham City’s Riddler challenges for this event. As it stands, Proving Grounds and Crucible are the only activities that don’t Soft Lock and they’re also the lowest scoring activities for players that don’t have access to Grandmaster difficulty. All that to say [b][i]TL;DR[/i][/b]: Event was poorly implemented. Definitely could’ve felt better even if the cool ornament stayed out of the 99% of players’ reach.