Anyone wanting detailed information about the lore, the backstory of Destiny, will only find this through Grimoire cards. You can find these on the Bungie website in the form of plenty of reading material. Hardly any Guardian has dared to fight through it all.
What is the deal with the Traveler? Are there still relatives of Oryx alive? And what are the Ahamkara anyway? These are all questions that are hardly addressed in the game itself. Many players would therefore appreciate being able to “experience” the lore in-game as well. And not just in text form, but nicely decorated with concept art or animations.
In-Game LFG System
Destiny has great endgame activities, like the Nightfall strike or the raids. However, these can only be started with pre-made teams, there is no matchmaking. Those who cannot gather a strong team won’t get far in the raids.
On PS4, 12.7% have mastered the trophy “The Wolf Cub”, meaning they completed the story of “Rise of Iron”. But only 4.7% successfully completed the raid. This means that so far only a good third of all RoI players have defeated Aksis. The rest have not had that experience yet.
Bungie has repeatedly emphasized that raids are intended for pre-made groups, as teamwork and communication are required. Additionally, there is always the risk of disappointment with LFG, as other players can simply leave the group. Nevertheless, an in-game LFG system could open doors to new adventures for some Guardians.
Better Crucible Balancing
The balance in the Crucible has basically been discussed since the dawn of time. Not only the “Competitive Scene”, which plays PvP at a professional level, complains about an unbalanced weapon balance.
For the future, it is important that Bungie listens more to the community, reacts more quickly, and brings balance patches in shorter intervals. Currently, the Matador shotgun dominates the PvP – and has done so for months. A “perfect” balance will never be achievable. But if a weapon has dominated for months, Bungie should intervene faster.
More Enemies and Places
The Destiny universe is gigantic. However, we currently can only travel to a few planets, just one moon, and occasionally individual locations. Destiny 2 is expected to expand the horizon for Guardians, sending them to completely new worlds and presenting fresh enemies.
More Activities for Solo Guardians
Guardians who are on their own have still had a hard time reaching a high light level. “Wrath of the Machine” and the Trials of Osiris are completely off the table for them, and activities like the Nightfall strike or the Archon Forge are better started in a group.
Although it is possible to level up specifically through exotic engrams, strike treasures, the Crucible, or the Forge, Bungie could certainly provide more endgame activities that can also be mastered solo.
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