I keep on reading that the biggest layer in the MVC pattern should be the model. I've also heard that we should avoid putting logic on the controller layer. However, as my ASP.Net MVC 5 application is getting larger, I see that I'm getting heavy views, heavy controllers, and... extremely tiny models (they're not more than references to my SQL tables). 

Yes, I admit, I could never manage to put any logic on my model.

I like the MVC pattern, and my website is working good, but I keep on thinking that I'm surely not doing things right...

Can you show me some useful links about how to write MVC code properly? Rick Anderson's (Microsoft) MVC 5 tutorial  is fine, but once again, his models are very tiny...


Question: Lost Items through the Postmaster in Destiny?
Answer: I believe that they are also items that you can't pick up. I found a color shader at the lost items once. I just got done with a raid and it showed I got two shaders. I checked my shaders and I had one new one and I was at full. Then I went to the tower and found a shader at the postmaster.