So last night I was helping my low level friend through the weekly strike (not the nightfall) and I got on my sparrow and drove past the whole big area of enemies and he asked me "why'd you run past all of them?" And I thought about it. When I first got destiny and made my character and started the story I would look around, explore all the corners, and stop to kill everything. But my friends would rush through it all and I asked them the same question. The truth is there's no point to stop unless you have too, I'll stop and kill everybody for bounties but that's it. By the time I got to Venus for the first time I stopped exploring bc I never found anything. Possibly a chest here and there but that's it. There's no reason to even look around and see what you can find bc there isn't anything. I'm gonna compare Destiny to a game that some people think you can't compare it too but these two games were the big RPGs of 2014. Dragon Age Inquisition... Now before people freak out just read. After 10 hours Im still exploring every nook and cranny. If I see a broken down fort with bandits I know I'll get loot! I want to explore and find the tons and tons of Loot in the world. It encourages me to explore places I've never been and for all I know a huge dragon is there and im gonna die. By 5 hours into destiny I stopped exploring. Bc there wasn't anything to explore. I want to feel like I should say "forget my main quest im gonna do side quests for a bit!" And there actually fun and then I get more distracted and end up in an area killing for more loot. Destiny you aren't an RPG, your a race. To see who can get to the end of the mission first, and hit 32 first. And that disappoints me