Base necessity is that glimmer cap needs to be raised. I can only imagine how much Glimmer I’ve wasted over the course or D2 by not picking it up because I was capped, that I could be using in this season. But on to cores. The absolute BARE MINIMUM change that Bungie should make is simply to reduce the core cost of infusion by one core. Legendaries cost one core to infuse, Exotics cost two cores to infuse, infusing an exotic into a legendary costs zero cores. However this still leaves the issue that since cores are only available in endgame content, new players will continue to be entirely unable to infuse because they don’t have a material they’ve never even seen or heard of before. Until they hit level 50 and start consistently getting legendary drops. The change that I think would best suit both the community AND Bungie would be to completely remove enhancement cores from infusion, revert their name back to Masterwork cores, and introduce a new currency utilized strictly for infusion to act as the fourth currency in infusion. This new currency should be directly tied to a couple things: leveling up, playlist activity completions, and occasional RNG drops throughout the world. For comparison, consider the original Motes of Light. Required for infusion and let you level weapons up faster if you chose. Dropped in packages upon leveling up, could be traded for certain other items, and occasionally dropped from engrams. It would bridge the gap between the community’s desire to use cores for MASTERWORKING, and Bungie’s desire to make leveling your gear a little more of a grind. It would also make it possible for new players to infuse the exotics they get on their climb to level 50. Open to criticism. Glad to see you haven’t given up on this idiocy Bungie insists on Lux.