Single page available for all of weapons, armour and general in the Vault. 20 slots for each. Yeah, I miss that. Cryptarch decrypting legendary engrams at rare tiers. Less strikes in rotation. No enemy diversity within strikes. (What? I sometimes like fighting Taken instead of Fallen.) No private matches for playing with friends. At most two Raids, both bugged and glitched; one of which people REFUSED to actually play and would rather just cheat their way through. Cheating in Crucible? Big no-no. Cheating in Raid? A-O-Kay! Weapons are pretty much unchanged since launch. Scout-rifles unchanged. Pulse-rifles were brought up then down. Hand Cannons lost their obscene range. (Thank goodness for that. The bloom factor is a tad bit strong but I'll take it.) Auto-rifles are the only ones that had a fall-off, a slight one at that. (We may also be getting a weapon-balance patch some time soon so this auto-rifle point is probably moot.)\ No sidearms. Shotguns with even greater range than now, combined with a more effective Blink for the ultimate in buckshot-bruising mayhem. Subclasses having less power than now. Loved it when my Nova Bomb did significantly less damage or how my Golden Gun felt like a spud-gun. Such fun... The annoying monotone voice of Peter Dinklage's Ghost. Some may have liked it, but I like my characters to feel as though they give a damn every now and then. No exotic kiosks. No Shader kiosks. No Emblem kiosks. No Sparrow kiosks. No ship kiosks. Less reptutation gained from Crucible matches. Factions that take longer to rank-up. Limited ways to gain reputation. Nightfalls are unchanged aside from a single modifier, so that's not much. A single weekly-capped amount of attainable marks that are split between Vanguard and Crucible, meaning you can't get those Titan boots from Shaxx if you don't like PvP. Glad we don't have you as the creative director for Destiny, because I for one didn't like how tedious and artificially-extended Year 1 was.