I read a reply on a post about sniper balance earlier that made a good point: "Snipers in destiny are very similar to Halo in power except you can just start with ammo" (This applies to shotguns too). This made me think, instead of asking for so many special weapon nerfs, why not make obtaining it in the middle of a match more important and rewarding?
This is one idea:
-Start with zero or reduced special ammo
-Special ammo drops only give half as much ammo
-However, special ammo spawns twice as frequently
-(Optional) Special ammo spawns moved close to the centers of maps so fighting over it is more common
I remember in Halo, power weapons were fought over and obtaining them could be key to winning. Some people would even head straight towards the sniper/etc spawn right at the beginning of the game and make it a priority.
This is just an idea, of course, but people often complain that players will "run around with special weapons the entire game" or "never see a primary weapon". Well if people had to actively seek out more special ammo, then the weapons might actually be "special" and map control/tactics would be more important.
Any other ideas, opinions, criticisms are welcome, of course.
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