It's probably too late for Destiny to fix this, but why is it video game developers always manage to mess up basic weapon mechanics? I'll explain: You have an assault rifle with 30 rounds in the magazine and 0 in the chamber. How many rounds do you have in total? Answer: 30 You slide the bolt back and chamber a round. You now have 29 rounds in the magazine and 1 in the chamber. Now how many rounds do you have in total? Answer: 30 You remove the magazine and exchange it with a fresh one. You now have 30 rounds in the new magazine, and - look!- you still have an extra bullet in the chamber! So now how many rounds do you have in total? Answer: [i]31[/i] Now I know it's just one lousy bullet. You're probably sitting there asking yourself why it's such a big deal, and I'll tell you. Any person with basic knowledge on firearms knows that if you still have a bullet in the chamber you shouldn't pull back the charging handle after reloading because doing so would eject a perfectly fine bullet. Seeing my character do that every time makes me cringe. I understand that it would be too difficult to fix this in Destiny because there's a lot more to it than simple animation. You'd have to change ammo capacities, bullet counts, reload times etc . It's just funny to me that we're this far into the first-person-shooter genre and companies are still making this mistake. /rant