Yes they do get their jollies off when they find the glitches and such. However, I find it pretty impressive when people take the time and put in so much effort to find things like this. I mean come on, the amount of time and testing it takes for people to find these types of things is really something else. IDK if you played MMO's or not but this game relies very heavily on the fundamental building blocks of those types of games. Tons of player learn different strategies to kill different raid bosses, usually there isn't one set in stone way. While I'll admit that the freeze glitch on Crota is a glitch, it's something that the programmers and game testers should have figured out before hand. The expansion was already on the disk. They had from release until the expac release to find these issues and deal with them. Within a week the community was able to find and use these things, while the company who created and coded the game couldn't find these things. I think that using the games programming loopholes to beat something is pretty awesome. As long as you aren't using third party programs or actually hacking the code in a game, it isn't wrong. Now if this game had trading or an auction house type deal, then yes the glitching would run the game into the ground. However, with the economy being the way it is, people glitching bosses has no bearing on how other choose to play the game. Being 32 doesn't mean anything other then you reached the goal in a week and there is nothing left for you. That's the players issue now, not the company coming out with content.