As someone who has personally supported and still does on a daily basis with me tal health issues, I love and appreciate the fact bungie is putting this out there. I worked in end of life care for several years. The first thing they always tell you when becoming a care worker is not to get too attached. My issue is and was that I couldn't look at my residents as just somthing I needed to do for a job. You do become attached as during the time you spend with them they more often than not would tell you thier life stories. You habe to become attached as your there to ensure that the last days they spend on this earth are the best they can be so you do bend over backwards to help them and in that action you become a part of thier life and they do yours. The issue i had with this is in becoming a friend to them you become the person they ask for in thier darkest hours before the end. I've held the hand and comforted more than my fsir share of people as they breath thier last breath. I watched the life slip away and that hitts you deeply no matter how strong you are. This least me asking a number of questions and looking at my life. I didn't find any answers and wasn't happy with what I could see in myself. I've always tried my best to do what I can for others no matter my attachment to them. This drove me down a path I couldn't navigate and thats where destiny came into my life. I started playing destiny early days as a means to distract myself from the time I would spend sitting in the dark corners of my head. I've since met some amazing people, im an admin in a sizable clan, and spend alot of time inside the destiny world. I'm still not in a grate place and have ran through a multitude of phsycologist, councilors and self help options. The one constant I've been able to latch onto it destiny. So genuinly thank you for that and its grate to see bungie reach out to people in ways there able. From a studio I have alot of hope and respect for. Side note, I would love to see a bungie mental health emblam in the game.