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Paul Tassi wrote about how this system was too stingy for the endgame, and this morning, Bungie significantly increased the key drop rate and guaranteed every player at least one for completing one Queen’s bounty a week.

While Destiny has tried to keep players engaged with free weekly events like The Queen’s Bounty or the Iron Banner, The Dark Below marks the first time players are being asked to pay for new content.

When the game had its first real event, the Queen’s bounty, it took place with a single character at the end of another oddly large empty space: I suppose Destiny might be trying to communicate the loneliness of this post-apocalyptic life, but if they are, it’s a sort of fools errand.

She felt it hard enough to be the one mother in the realm who could not get the Queen's bounty, without having to suffer the King's reproaches.

I myself have frequently heard him boast that he gave this money out of his own pocket, and only depended on the queen's bounty to repay him: though the money is not paid by him to this day.