Isn't it great that there are other things to do in life? (Destiny)

by Cody Miller , Music of the Spheres - Never Forgot, Monday, January 12, 2015, 16:21 (3694 days ago) @ Ragashingo

Why can't they fix things in a sequel, exactly? The parts actively carrying forward between games are the most solid parts of Destiny. The movement modes, the powers, the gunplay, your character builds... all those are parts that don't need fixing. Things like the poorly exposed and executed story and the sameness of missions mechanics are parts that Bungie will naturally get another shot at simply because a new game means new story and new missions. Then, with all the feedback Bungie has received, it seems silly to think that they wouldn't also look over the parts you despise so much. The Investment System. The Grind. The randomness. Surely all those will see some changes.

Here are fixes that are needed:

1. Decouple level progression from armor.
2. Eliminate weapon and armor upgrading in its current form.
3. Eliminate RNG based progression (1 should help with that).
4. Provide a fixed path towards acquiring all items.

Do you think there's any chance this will happen? I give it zero percent. Because they are stuck.