Then they'll get bored and eventually leave, because they'll have decided that its not worth the (lack of) effort. The issue here is that Bungie designed the game so that there were two different equipement streams, with minimal crossover. So that they only way to buy items from PVP stream was to play in the Crucible, and the only way to buy form the PvE stream was to either do the strike list, public events, or daily missions. A few players managed to exploit a loop hole that was clearly designed as a way to supplement income and reps from play the game game, by farming materials. They closed that loophole because it basically risked destroying any-and-all integrity of that system. Once players could buy these mats directly from the QMs. If you only want to play PvE...then you need to make yourself content with mainly Vanguard gear...and the small amount of Crucible gear you'll get in rewards packages from upgrades..and the small amount of faction gear you'll get from levellling up your Cryptarch. But if you want your CHOICE of gear from the Crucible and the factions...then you need to play in the Crucible. It's just that simpel. There are TREMENDOUS positives here. (Which is why Bungie did this). There is just no upside for those who want PvP gear without actually having to participate in that part of the game. Now that is no longer possible, unless you're willing to make yourself content with random gear rewards.