First off, I feel like I need to preface this with the fact that I love Destiny. I've logged 50 hours since release and have no intention of slowing down anytime soon. That said, there has been a lot of criticism for the game, and much of it I agree with. I don't think I would be the only one that would feel substantially better if Bungie practiced some transparency and engaged in an open dialogue with it's fan base. There are several questions that I, personally, have. I'm sure the community has more, but I can only speak for myself. [b]1. Is it even possible to implement a voice chat sans fireteams, and if so, are you even considering this possibility?[/b] Destiny is intended to be a social game, yet, for some reason, it has very limited social features. As my friends start to spend less time playing, I'd rather not have to add random people every time I queue for a strike. I would really appreciate this question answered because if this isn't a priority for Bungie, I'm not sure that I want to invest a substantial amount of time when future raids will be near impossible to complete alone. [b]2. Do you have any plans for expanding the late game, both through levels and items?[/b] As I mentioned before, I've currently invested 50 hours in the game. While that may be a lot for a week, it's not a lot for a game like Destiny. And yet, I feel like I've almost tapped out my character's progress in the game. I will definitely start over with the other 2 classes, but that only delays the lifetime of the game for a month. I'd like to have some idea of what Bungie's plans for the game are, because if level 30 is going to be the hard cap, it's going to be hard to maintain interest with 3 maxed characters. [b]3. Is it possible to add greater clan functionality in game, and if so, is that a priority for you?[/b] Clans are an amazing idea. When my friends stop playing, I can look to my clan to help me complete raids. Unfortunately, support for clans in game is severely limited. I'd like to know if it's worth investing the time to build a community through clans, or if it's just going to be a side feature that doesn't really mean much. This isn't a criticism, I just want to know where to focus my efforts. If sure you all have more questions, and I'd love to hear them. Hopefully Bungie or DeeJ will give us an answer. Either way, I think it's important to engage in an open and forthright dialogue so that no one is left with disappointment or regret. I've been a member since 2007, and it seemed like Bungie interacted with the community a lot more then. After the darkness post Halo: Reach, things really just don't seem the same. And that's okay to a point, but communication is still important to foster a successful community. Again, I love Destiny, and my intention is not to complain. I just want to know where to focus my efforts and what Bungie has in store for the future of the community. [i]TL:DR - Bungie, what do you have in store for the Destiny community?[/i]