Here's a few more ideas I have in mind. 02A. Doppelganger-like enemy types: enemies that literally morph into and mimic a player's Guardian. These doppelgangers will also have that player's currently selected subclass upgrades, stats, and gear for an added challenge. "Metal" enemies: insanely rare enemies with incredibly high defenses with equally high EXP yields (enough for at least two level-ups). To complicate thing, these enemies can spawn a la Public Events and flee if at any moment, so defeat them as quickly as possible. These would be similar to Metal Slimes in Dragon Quest and a great way to farm lots of EXP fairly shortly... if you're lucky enough to defeat them. Alien lifeforms besides the Falen/Hive/Vex/Cabal: considering that Destiny takes place on different planets and moons, it seems odd that there's barely any alien wildlife on those destinations. Assorted hostiles that have nothing to do with any enemy race could definitely add variety to Destiny's bestiary without resorting to palette swaps. 09. The option to swap Ascendent Shards for Ascendent Energy and vice versa. If Eris can offer players the option to swap Radiant Shards for Radiant Energy and vice versa, why not offer the same option for the Ascendant materials. 10. The option to get enemy weapons as either Legendary or Exotic weapons. I wouldn't mind the option to quest for weapons used by the Fallen/Hive/Vex/Cabal. Each quest would be tied to a given enemy race and involves a series of PVE challenges, preferably different challenges than what's being currently offered in the game. Each enemy weapon would have the same element and behave similar to the ones enemies used, albeit adjusted to match current weapon types (hand cannon, sniper rifle, etc.). Fallen Arsenal: Shock Pistol (Arc), Shock Rifle (Arc), Shrapnel Launcher (Solar), Wire Rifle (Arc) Hive Arsenal: Shredder (Void), Boomer (Arc) Vex Arsenal: Slap Rifle (Solar), Line Rifle (Solar), Torch Hammer (Void) Cabal Arsenal: Slug Rifle (Solar), Projection Rifle (Solar), Heavy Slug Thrower (Solar) 11. An easier way for players without headsets to communicate with players that own headsets. Typically, I don't play games that use headsets, so I little little reason to play one. Even after I began playing Destiny, I'm not compelled to buy one for only ONE game because I'm not too psyched about Raids. Feeling about headsets aside, I feel an improved emote system or even a macro message feature could help players without headsets communicate with other players more efficiently. First, special emotes such as nodding in agreement can be assigned to the control pad/d-pad. Second, special macros messages can be typed out in advance and saved among with that player's regular data. These message can then be used to communicate with others via the chat window without having to retype the same message over again in the midst of battle. 12. Give players the option to explore. Yes, I'm aware that Patrol gives players that option, but some areas and closed off. Admittedly, some of the closed off areas are reserved for Story, Strike, and Raid missions. Other areas, however, were made into "Turn Back Now" dead zones for some bizarre. What's the point of creating such large environments to explore when a player can't freely explore a region without an inane timer popping up? 13. Gives players more meaningful tasks to do that shake things up. Lately, myself and other players are spending less time on Destiny. As for myself, I feel the current content is awfully limited and repetitive. A fairly small amount of Story and Strike missions rotate as Daily Heroic Story and Weekly Heroic/Nightfall Strike missions. An even smaller amount of limited time Crucible modes rotate every few weeks. Only five Public Events (and a few minor events like roving Pikes and wars) are present and two of the game's destinations (Venus and Mars) barely have any Public Events. After a while, players will want something different to do beside running the same Raids over again and redoing the same Weekly Nightfall for the umpteenth time. It will be awesome if Destiny simply had more to do to limit the monotony. Some ideas include a mode where players can play as the enemy and defending the Tower from enemy attack. 14. More special events. It seems that the ONLY special events in Destiny are PVP modes such as special Crucible matches and the Iron Banner. The ONLY PVE event was Queen's Wrath and that hasn't returned since its debut, although I feel it'll return as a permanent feature with House of Wolves. So far, the only other event for Destiny is Trials of Osiris and there's no telling when that will debut. Based off a few other games with special events (FFXI/FFXIV, Puzzle & Dragons, WoW, Terra Battle), I strongly feel there should be more events planned for Destiny. A few ideas include a special player's choice "Xurfest" sale (a play off PAD's Godfests), a limited time dungeon or Raid with guaranteed loot drops, double EXP/rep gain period (which can stack with Radiant Light), and seasonal events/giveaways (New Year's, Easter, Halloween, Christmas, etc.). 15. Hybrid character classes. One thing I enjoy most about the Final Fantasy series in its Job Class system, which gives players access to multiple character classes. Although there's some overlap with some Job Classes, I appreciate the amount of variety that's available in some FF games. With Destiny, I'd say it would be great if either the following are new hybrid classes or new hybrid subclasses. Titan/Warlock hybrid Titan/Hunter hybrid Warlock/Titan hybrid Warlock/Hunter hybrid Hunter/Titan hybrid Hunter/Warlock hybrid 16. Expansions should FEEL like expansions. When I first heard about The Dark Below's content, I was shocked that it had so little content. The three new Story missions were fairly short and easily beaten within a hour, the two Strike missions (one for Xbox owners) were beaten within 30 minutes, the three Crucible maps only last as long as a standard Crucible match. As for the Raid, it's gotten to a point where players can beat it on its highest difficulty within 27 minutes. Needless to say, The Dark Below felt more like an add-on than a standard MMO expansion (which typically add at least one destination to explore. Hopefully, future Destiny "expansions" will be FEEL more expansive than simply offering a few missions players can beat within a day.