Destiny 2's Weapon Crafting is Changing What the Endgame Grind Entails
Destiny 2's The Witch Queen is being regarded as one of the game's best expansion to date, possibly even the best release in the franchise, because of how well Bungie handled the campaign, the story, and all the additional content coming with it. One of the few flaws pointed out by the community is the fact that its new weapon crafting system doesn't feel complete and well-implemented, mainly because of the low cap on materials and the rarity of Deepsight Resonance weapons. The former can be an issue depending on how often players manage to craft weapons with enhanced perks, which is something Bungie wants to be part of the endgame experience.
This is precisely the way Destiny 2 players are treating weapon crafting considering this new feature is more demanding and deterministic than simply farming Lost Sectors for Exotics or Nightfalls for specific weapons. Weapon crafting may be limited to only a few patterns as of Season of the Risen, but it's likely that this won't be an issue moving forward, Rather, having too many patterns and more than a handful of meta craftable weapons could be problematic. Still, the actual endgame experience in Destiny 2 is now very different from what it was prior to The Witch Queen, and weapon crafting plays a big role in this shift.
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Farming for weapons and armor pieces can be a disappointing in Destiny 2 because of how impactful RNG can be, both in terms of the chance to drop gear and what sort of perks an item ends up getting. Weapon crafting changes that, because it allows players to eventually have a huge selection of rolls to choose from, making god rolls more accessible and something to chase with limited RNG.
On the other hand,
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