The city needs work. We have Fallen at the gate, yet no one seems to care. There's no consequence. To quote the Joker: "This town needs an enema!" We're under siege, and cities under siege need supplies. There is an easy work around for this. The city has a ever depleting pool of supplies, once that number hits zero the Fallen attack. Our jobs is to, obviously, prevent that from happening. Supply runs can be worked into the patrols, but another way to do it is to use the ammo paks on the ground. After a firefight the ground looks like a Rave just threw up all over. Once our loadout is full, have whatever paks we run across get transmatted to the ship. They'll be broken down and given to the city next time we Tower at a rate of 100 full mags to 1 unit of supplies. This way the City gets supplies to keep the number from hitting zero. If the number hits zero, the City runs out of supplies and bingo, you have a breach. We can have the epic battle of course, but the main thing is the consequence. If the walls are breached, all vendors with the exception of the Vangaurd and bounty tracker (postmaster too) are gone for the following week. They're hiding under a rock while we clean up the mess. This gives us a reason to fight for the city, you know? The whole premise of the game?

It's going to take a better "community manager". Seriously. I've seen better community managing on the League of Legends forums, and that's the most toxic community ever. Instead of reading these constructive posts, Deej is out trying to play "big man on campus" while getting baited by shitposters. Of all the threads he responds to, the ratio of good/bad ones is about 25/1.

[quote]First let me get it out there and say I've tried really hard to be biased towards yall. You supported ALS, I would support you. But you guys are making this damned difficult. I've been gaming since an Eagle 64 PC, that's pre 286. To play games we had to go to Napa Valley and get magazines so we could code the damn things in ourselves. Ask around in the community, I'm sure one of us still has one of those magazines. I've have seen a lot of games come and go: King's Quest, Earthsiege, Rings of Lore, MechWarrior, etc. A lot of these games were great ideas, some too far ahead of the tech at the time, and others, well they were crap anyways. But there has been 3 constants that have and always will kill a game: 1: It was a crap idea to begin with 2: Profits before players 3: Loss of replayability You don't have to worry about the first one. This game has MASSIVE potential. Honestly it's has more then I've seen in any other game in recent memory. But yall are dangerously close to the other 2. If you put players before profit, you'll make more profit. That's easy. if a game has no replayability, no ones going to buy the sequel cause it wont be worth the $60, might as well wait until Gamestop puts it on the used rack. I understand this is a decade game, but I'm not going to wait 10 years for yall to get it right. Wake up and smell the cordite. This game does not feel anywhere close to a finished product. The story (what little there is) ends so abruptly, it feels like a second date where she invited you in for coffee, and she means it. This game leaves you expecting more, not wanting more. It fails to deliver. Remember, yall advertised this as a PVE FPS MMO RPG. First of all, way to slaughter the Alphabet, second where's the PVE content? This does not feel like a 500 million dollar game. It reminds me of Brink. I love the idea of building a legend, except there is no legend here. My story is the exact same as the guy who just shot me in the face for the umpteenth time. AT level 30 you've beaten everything, why continue playing? Heroic events are just rehashed events you've played 20 times already. What's the point? I'm off to storm the Black Garden.....again. Please, I'm begging you, listen to the players. We all have different ideas, sure. The guy I linked has great ideas. Some I don't agree with, others can be tweaked. But for the simple fact that he took the time to mock everything up, it's seems like he's put more time into ensuring the games success then ya'll have. That aint right. Wake up Bungie. *EDIT* I post ideas as a response to the main thread as a way for ya'll to critique that particular idea. And it helps prevent the Great Wall of Text. Also it helps me organize my thoughts.[/quote] I have to completely agree. This game had so much potential, and now I'm extremely let down. I anticipated this game for months. The beta gave us, the players, s best taste as to what we were going to expect from this game. And after twelve hours of gameplay, there's nothing left. Except going into the crucible and getting creamed due to not having good enough gear. I expected a huge playable area. And this have fails to have that. O had more playable space in prototype than this game. I gave up getting a game in a series that I love just to get destiny. And now, I am going to be getting rid of destiny, trading it in to get a game that has not disappointed me. But rather made the game more interesting. I would love to revisit destiny when it's available with all its doc. Other than that, this game was great, but was absolutely nothing like you promised. Bungie, you failed me. You failed every player of destiny. Listen to us and fix this game.

I have fallen asleep playing destiny 2 days in a row now.. didn't even make it past the log in screen either times, hell im sitting in orbit rite now trying to think of something to do but really I cant do anything until Tuesday when raid resets

I've been doing this to organize my thoughts, just a suggestion: [b][url=http://www.bungie.net/en/Clan/Post/289707/72793837/0/0]Oz's Ideas for Fixing and Improving Destiny[/url][/b]

You got some good time idea's, I hope bungie See's them.

Once a week, have one of the enemies be the IT enemy. Massive buildup on patrol. For example, the Cabal. They're tired of having to constantly swat down Vex every 30 seconds. They're going to launch a massive offensive against the Black Garden. That means roaming patrols, more Imperials and triple the force size standing now. We need to stop them, because the Vex are the only thing that's holding the Cabal at bay. Set a Kill Count Goal as the condition to win. We have to kill 5 million of the turtle bastards or else the following week the force size will stay the same. Something like that.