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Here’s What Destiny Players Most Want from Bungie Next

Posted on the 24 July 2015 by Sameo452005 @iSamKulii
Here’s what Destiny players most want from Bungie next
Destiny players have a lot of ideas of what they’d like to see implemented in Bungie’s shared-worlds shooter. Some of the feedback is thoughtful, on-point, and of great use to Bungie.
One of Chris “Cozmo23″ Shannon’s first acts in his new role has been to collect a new community wishlist on the Bungie forums (as well as provide updated guidelines on how to ensure these wishes are heard). Here’s what the community is looking for nowadays:
1. Transmogrification
Players want to be able to alter the appearance of their weapons and armor. This would allow players to rock a weapon that looks as good as, for example, Bad Juju, while packing the punch of a different boomstick. This has concenring implications for PvP balance – you need to know what you’re facing – and the ability to ascend older armor has helped a bit, so we don’t expect this one to happen soon.
2. Private Crucible Matches
PvP with just you and your mates, with no randos to let the side down or alternately roll your entire crew: yes please. Bungie would probably have to disable Exotic Bounty progress, though.
3. Gun Skins
Players really want to customise their weapons. Gun skins, which alter the color and pattern of weapons rather than their overall shape, have less potential for problems in PvP. Why not?
4.Guardian Facial Hair
Beards. Enough said.
5.Vault Sorting Options
If your Vault is anywhere near to full, finding what you’re after quickly and easily is a pain in the butt. Being able to use the companion app is a big help, but it would be fantastic to just tap “shotguns” or “raid weapons” and grab your gear quickly.
6. Crucible Map Voting
There’s no guarantee map voting would prevent you having to play that one map you’re just no good at, but it would be a good start. Bungie would probably learn a lot about which maps are the most fun – and maybe which are the most exploited, too.
7. Expanding Faction Interaction
Destiny’s factions are under-utilised. Now that there are so many way to acquire Legendary equipment, their one important function has pretty much been axed. it would be great if faction membership meant anything besides reward packages of usually junk loot. Build it into the story. Give us monthly tournaments. Something.
8. Aim Assist Toggle Option
Some players hate aim assist. It’s especially disliked among hardcore PvP fans, whose natural reactions and decision making can be better than any automated system. Give us the option, yeah?
9. Rotating Stock on Tower Vendors
The Tower vendors all seem to sell the same stuff all the time, and none of it is especially interesting any more. Let’s have some variety.
10. Dismantle Consumable Items
Some people really want to get rid of the stacks of consumables eating up their inventory space. Why not just consume them? Well, items like Ether Seeds have a cooldown of several minutes. It’ll take quite a while to get through 99 of them.
11. Additional Matchmaking Options
I don’t know if this one means players want Raid and Nightfall matchmaking, or just the option to restrict existing PvE and PvP matchmaking by factors like level, region, connection speed and skill level. Whichever it is, players clearly want more control over who they play with – and maybe some help finding new friends.
12. Weapon Rebalancing
This was top of my personal wishlist, and has been granted. We’ll havet o wait for Update 2.0 when The Taken King releases in September, but a major weapon rebalancing is coming.
12. Material Stack Size Increase
We’re all carrying around loads of materials for when we finally get our hands on new equipment. It’s annoying that they take up so much inventory space. 200 Spinmetal is pretty decent (although since we can’t trade them for anything we hit this limit all the time) but some of the more rare currencies – the stuff you really don’t want to throw away – have much more restrictive caps.
14. Additional Storage/Vault Options
More vault space. Yes. That’s what we want. And a lot of it.

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