Sun setting gear is a good thing though. Pretty much every MMO does it. And Destiny 1 did it as well. It was Bungie's mistake to not include it in Destiny 2 from the start. Maybe you don't see it that way, but a lot of people (myself included) sees sun setting gear as ''Fixing the game.'' My main gripe with the game is new gear not being appealing, because i already have so many god rolls that I can use for any content in the game. By making that god roll gear a worse option in new content, I've now been encouraged to get new gear. I don't care about not being able to use old gear in the new content, gear in Destiny (Except Exotics) aren't so unique as for the new gear not to feel exactly the same. Like, what's the difference between a Rampage Outlaw 140 Hand Cannon and another Rampage Outlaw 140 Hand Cannon? The model? The textures? Sounds? Those things aren't that important to me. And I'd guess this goes for the majority of people. You can't please everyone, but know that this change was made for the majority of the player base. The situation is by no means a good one though. Infusion Cap on gear is something that should've been in Destiny 2 at launch. For 3 years players have enjoyed Destiny as a game that does not have gear sun setting. And now all of the sudden one of the potentially biggest, if not that at least big, reason they played the game has been removed. I felt the same way with the Last Word change recently. For 1.5 years I got to know Last Word as a ADS weapon. But then all of the sudden they change its identity completely by making it a hip fire weapon. I get that it was a hip fire weapon in Destiny 1. But let's not ignore that it wasn't that in Destiny: 2. And there were people such as myself who got to know and like Last Word for what it is. Not for what it wasn't.