Destiny 2 features several game modes and activity types that match the needs of players, with a wide selection of what they can do to get better loot or simply play the ones they like the most. The Crucible is still one of those activities that anyone ends up playing because it caters to casual PvP players who want to get Pinnacle gear or those who like to fare against other Guardians as a competitive mode. While Trials of Osiris offers the ultimate competitive mode across the various playlists available in the Crucible, Destiny 2 players still regularly engage with all the other modes.
One of the most lamented issues with the Crucible is how imbalanced certain matches can be, with some weapons or abilities being over the top in terms of damage or performance, and the matchmaking system being flawed. Bungie usually addresses the former with sandbox patches in-between Seasons, but Destiny 2 players can still be matched with allies or foes that have wildly different Power Levels and elo ratings.
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A Redditor called Why_Cry_1 shared a post stating that they find the current matchmaking system to be very imbalanced, as they are often matched with lower-level allies and against opponents that have much better chances at winning. The post gained a lot of traction within the community, and other Guardians chimed in stating that they had similar experiences with Destiny 2's Crucible lobby balancing, which led them to believe that entirely random teams would probably end up being more optimized than the current system does. This issue has been present for a long time, and over the past few weeks, it became even more apparent through several posts
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