With the restriction on exotics, the meat of our arsenal is legendary weaponry. Because of that, I find it somewhat bizarre that, while legendaries often look unique and feel unique, they sound the same. For the audio-inclined, such as myself, this is a bummer. I would guess it would be relatively simple for Bungie to implement sound diversity through processing effects. That is, I understand there are a lot of guns in this game and that giving them each unique sounds would blow up the size on disc and the demand on manhours. But what if there were a direct relationship between a weapon's stats and the sounds it produces? For instance, I have a Vanquisher and an Up For Anything. The latter has a higher ROF but a lower impact. This suggests a smaller caliber round, which means a smaller boom (or, in a rail-fired weapon's case, a lower projectile velocity, meaning smaller boom). What if there were EQ and pitch effects (maybe even reverb) in place that adjusted the Vanquisher's sound to be a bit lower and beefier based on its differing impact rating? This could easily apply to every other weapon class. Rockets could differentiate with the blast radius stat. Bigger blast radius = lower, beefier boom. I imagine it could be a lot more complex but still be a simple implementation that would have a huge positive impact on player experience, considering weaponry lower than exotics are such a large part of the game. It just seems like such a shame to me that we're using these weapons the majority of the time, but because of their sound, they feel somewhat generic. And as far as I know, it would be an easy project that would pay large dividends.