How about a summoner class? A guardian that's in tune with the natural world like a druid or wrangler. This class' super would summon a beast (different one for each subclass) that rampages about. Ability wise this class would be more team oriented.

The current three already embody the primary "hero" archetypes. As such however some don't do well at representing them. Hunters: Everything from Rogue to Ranger, Scout to Skirmisher. Mobility focused and Marksman-like. >>Could use more tracking to fulfill Ranger or Scout like profiles. To clarify- marking enemies for [i]all allies[/i] not just themselves. >>More poison application for Rogueish roles. The option of a poisonous smoke grenade is a start, but a Nightstalker with a poisoned blade when smoke is in CD would be a nice touch. >>Generally need superior Mobility. It could come as greater mantling grab range and speed, static buff to slide range, or decently greater base sprint speed. >>Need greater precision hit bonuses across every subclass, not solely for a Gunslinger to reduce super CD. Could come as a minor precision damage modifier, or greater Range with "precision" weapons. Titan: The Tank, Soldier, Champion, Defender, Warden, Brawler. Heavily armored and a heavy hitter. >>[b]Needs[/b] greater base Resilience and/or additional benefits from the stat from reduced flinch to damage reduction. >>Their defensive abilities need to resolve less around direct attacks and more on direct action. Bring the focus to aiding an Ally instead of hoping one is close enough when you punch a thrall for an Overshield. >>Currently they have a lackluster melee (along with everyone else). I can only imagine that a Titan's fist would be the last thing anyone would want to see. A buff to normal melee damage would not go amiss. >>Weapon skills are what sets a Soldier apart from other classes on the battlefield. A bonus to secondary stats like handling and stability would be good to help fulfill this. Warlock: the Caster. Call it a Wizard or a Sorcerer. Does not fully represent other casters like a Cleric or Priest. >>Needs a "healer" option or at least a better laid subset of abilities outside of Rifts. Again, direct aid of allies from Autoheals, to HoTs, to quick rez to fill the Healer void. >>Supposed to be the Caster, yet class abilities are on the same CD as all others. Needs better CD times. >>Stereotypically not the best with weapons, so a minor decrease in range, stability, and/or handling would help represent this and offset their theorized faster ability CDs. >>A Caster is usually known for their having multiple spells up their sleeve. Warlocks currently have just the same two everyone else does: a grenade and melee. Having variations per subclass from "hold for X different effect" to the ability to swap a gun out for Caster Equipment (staves, wands, rods, whatever) to further increase their "spell list" would also be a nice touch. In short: all class stereotypes are covered through the three classes and their three respective subclasses, but they are effectively poorly emplamented leaving gaps and making all Guardians essentially the same. Only minor variations hint at role differentiation. "Balance" (PvP being the accused) has ruined and will likely continue to ruin any true differentiation.

Maybe once they get their collective heads out of heir asses and fix the parts of the game we already have... I would like to see a class where at least one tree has a focus on healing... warlock rift is good, but having a class that could heal by shooting, or a super that could ressurect other players would be cool imo... perhaps have one tree focus on providing overshields as they deal damage.

Yes. very much yes. Adding combat pets would be nice.

We don't have any Summoner or other Pet-type classes.

bring back self ress and sun breakers

No, it needs a competent developer.

If i had any say Destiny 2 would have at least 6 different classes, but then remove all the elemental gimmicks like shields and weapons

I don't think it is needed, but it would be a welcome addition.

The Spellmaster. Proofreads before posting so that they know they spelled “Guardian” right.

It needs an EverVersian that pulls the tears from the whiny community... Sorry back on topic... Yes

Fallen. They had the traveler first so there the most logical one.

Yes, a class that will turn into fun inti micro transactions and have no variwty and grind.

Ya were missing the cook, he fights with a butcher knife and a frying pan. He's a real fat dude who's super is vomiting spaghetti at his enemies. But the only way to get his legendary "Spatula of Death" is through eververse, and it only comes available once you have spent $500 on silver.

Yeahit would be a servitor !

No just more subclasses. If they were to add another class then they would have to have a different story mode for the entire game to have it make sense

As a someone that really only plays mmoRPGs various games that are "group" in mind games. I wish we had a lot more options in this game. It's got all the makings to be an awesome role playing game that could be similar to World of Warcraft only a shooter game. Everyone thought Tom Clancy's "The Division" was going to be an open world RPG shooter game but turned into.. what it is now. They stopped doing lore and quests and turned it into a huge open world pvp/grind fest game. We have a ton of those but don't have any rpg shooter games. I would sooo love a open world rpg game first person shooter. They have the lore, the back stories, the evil villains and the story isn't even finished yet. Why won't anyone make this type of game! ugh.

No. They just need to make hunter better to represents what the class should be about. Better weapon handling...ADS/reload/ready speed. Better stability when crouched. FASTER THAN OTHER CLASSES. More precision damage.

I’m thinking like a Commander-type guardian, with balanced strength, speed, and space-Magic’s, and their whole purpose is to help their teammates. Stuff like bubble shields, team damage buffs, super regen buffs, and maybe abilities that directly grant health. Would really shine in end-game content, like raid, nightfalls, Trials, etc.