I have a lot of friends on XBox that just don't play destiny enough. A lot of my friends aren't die hard gamers and unfortunately I have a few friend who are stuck up about their call of duty or battlefield and refuse to try destiny. I have a hard time finding friends capable of doing things like PoE with me, and it's just about impossible to find friends to do raids with for players like me who aren't elite gamers with hundreds of online destiny friends. For this reason, I would love to have the oppurtunity at matchmaking for these things. If I have the chance to throw together a fireteam, absolutely I would rather do that than any matchmaking, but I can't always do that. It bothers me that Destiny is being so tailored to die hard gamers with a big friend base. That's great for that 10% of gamers, but not for the majority 90%ers like me. Bungie isn't giving the average player the chance at a fair experience. Only the "game or die" players have a chance to get great gear in raids and PoE, and for the average player I have to grind out strange coins or the rare exotic bounty for good gear. I have had the game since the beginning an have played hundreds of hours and only have 5 exotics to show for it, while if I had the chance at raids and nightfalls and high level PoE, I could be better equipped and be able to have more to do. It feels like only half the game is open to the average player and I find myself getting more and more frustrated playing games like cod when I'd honestly much rather be playing destiny. Simply put, without an abundance of friends, I'm only getting half the experience from Bungie and it's unfortunately turning me off from a great game. I honestly don't know how much more I'll convince myself to play without these opportunities and always ending up missing out and always doing the same things over and over in the games. If Bugnie wants to compete as an elite developer with huge games in the future, I think they need to do a better job opening it up to casual/average gamers.