It'd be cool if there was a big bonus for defeating "all the enemies" on a Strike. (It's have to be some set number with some limits on the amount of kills you could get in one location to prevent farming of respawning enemies)

Every time I have played it, people drop out right at the start… I guess they want quick loot. After some time you usually get people joining in, but it can take a while.

Yeah, it’s unfortunate. Seems like the majority of the Destiny community plays the game like idiots chasing a shiny. I mean, whatever, play how you want. I just don’t get it. People running through strikes at full tilt, ignoring enemies just to get it done faster.

But when you make a loot game, this goes hand in hand with that. Loot becomes the thing in people’s mind, the sole focus. It just sucks. ):

The Corrupted's final boss battle is SO MUCH EASIER if you take care of some of the adds. I played with a pair that tried to simply burn her down, and we kept getting wiped out from behind by adds, until I decided to ignore my teammates and focus on just clearing that center platform. Suddenly they were able to do boss damage! Amazing!

(At first, I was trying to be helpful, and be there to help charge up the orbs with them... but 1) you don't need 3 people for that, and 2) they weren't even bothering with the charge-up period, just grabbing the orb and throwing it.)

Every time I have played it, people drop out right at the start… I guess they want quick loot. After some time you usually get people joining in, but it can take a while.

Yeah, it’s unfortunate. Seems like the majority of the Destiny community plays the game like idiots chasing a shiny. I mean, whatever, play how you want. I just don’t get it. People running through strikes at full tilt, ignoring enemies just to get it done faster.

But when you make a loot game, this goes hand in hand with that. Loot becomes the thing in people’s mind, the sole focus. It just sucks. ):

Also, the enemies in general aren’t that fun to fight since they don’t have Halo level AI. Between that and chasing loot, people just run to the end. That’s one of the things I like about the corrupted strike. There are lots of encounters where the playspace makes the encounter fun despite the AI.

I couldn't believe it was actually happening as I was playing. Absolutely fantastic.

It is exactly what you could want in a strike, and then some:

-Stuff you ain't seen before.
-Familiar environments with a twist.
-Minor but interesting enemies or scenarios to solve.
-Unique boss with interesting mechanics.
-Full use of the sandbox (in this instance, Sparrows/Pikes).
-All bookended with interesting dialogue and a clear motive.

But yes, Corrupted is also one hell of a strike.

And it shares a lot of the same points I made above.

Bungie is stepping up their Strike game, and I'm loving it. Even Broodhold, as straightforward as it is, has a neat boss with unique mechanics, and it's fun to cut our way through to her with only one "stop and do things here for a bit" segment.

Occasionally, if they're being REALLY egregious about it, like dying when they reach a restricted respawn zone just to force the rest of the team ahead, I just don't help them in the final boss room. I run around, maybe shoot the air a bit, but mostly just dance. Whatever I can do to make it take longer, just out of spite.

At that point, if you know they are just going to speed run it, why not just leave and re-queue?

. . . Whatever I can do to make it take longer, just out of spite.

This sounds exactly like me. I continue to play through the Strike as regular. I will also wipe the boss if he opportunity arises. Especially now because almost every enemy I can shoot is a chance at a Prime Engram which is if more value than a Strike Chest, before even counting glimmer (much more of a commodity now) and experience toward my EV rewards.