I am one of those people who heard about Destiny back when it was first being presented to us. I had seen all the trailers and interviews regarding the new franchise and couldn't wait to get my hands on it. The game is pretty good, the gameplay mechanics are great. We all know the story and amount of content fell short of expectations for many of us, but one of the things that I haven't been able to get over is basically just the size of the maps and how much we can actually explore. I for one believe that based on the trailers and statements made by the teams who made the game, I feel as though the open world has about 25% of the playable terrain that I was expecting. Many of the friends that I play with have felt the same way. Don't get me wrong, I believe that this was a good start to a new franchise, but I probably won't see much of the open world potential that I had seen from all of the game footage and trailers until Destiny 2 comes out most likely. I also believe that Destiny 2 will be far better than the prequel as Bungie will learn a lot about what the players want between now and then. But I've had this on my mind since launch. I'm sure many people have seen the posts, articles, and videos criticizing and joking about how the playable terrain in the game isn't even close to what we were led to believe. The whole concept of "You can run out there, that is all playable terrain" and such in the distance of the maps. So I was thinking I'd make a poll to see how the size of the playable maps throughout Patrols actually compared to the community's expectations. I'd love to see what other players think.