They wont address any of that.

I agree with you 100%....sad part is it won't happen,

I agree 100 percent!!! I’ve played destiny since beta in 2014 and I live for it. I’m really disappointed in destiny 2 vanilla, I would really hate for this game to be a waste. Remember youtubers and twitch streamers helped keep this game alive

While i want lots of classes with deep skill systems and abilities....its not realistic to expect that kind of change, maybe two years down the road but not now. Easier things like weapon damage ranges, making tokens not the focus point of loot acquisition (but rather a supplement for vendors to mitigate RNG unfairness) and fixing rewards for PE, Strikes, ect are things they can do in a much shorter period of time and will return a sense of progress and accomplishment for playing. Would i buy an expansion with three new classes and an extra layer of skill progression across all characters? hell yeah. but thats serious development time to make.

Sadly, in some of the games I've played on Xbox, the talentless little kids still creep around corners with power weapons (fusion and shotguns). They have no guts to face you head on. What I truly miss from D1 crucible - MAYHEM CLASH! It was ridiculous fun.

Shotguns and snipers aren’t one shot kill in PvE

I said class. Not subclass. Weapon is shield from vog Super is anti whipe. Grenades provide buff or debuff Option to be weaponless

I will almost guarantee you that none of these things will happen , sorry . Most of this stuff would involve rebuilding the game completely . I just can’t see them doing this for a second as much as I would like it as well . The best chance we have is a re launch like taken king next September . If my theory is correct I don’t think I’ll bother .

I'm with you there... I was just addressing Phantoms lament for the old weapon system. Some of it I miss but a lot of it I don't.

Exotics dont have random perks, only legendary or blue weapons

Yup. Although The Truth was a bitch in the dying days of D1 in crucible.

You are correct. New weapons can and will be added. They can come in with new perks, a new perk slot, upgradable mods, we could even see re-rolls on stats and mods, etc. What Phantom is asking for is a reversal to what was the biggest difference between D1 and D2. I think he misses the point with weapon selection. With restriction comes the opportunity to drop weapons that break the mold... like No Land Beyond. A sniper in the primary slot. When that weapon first came out everyone hated it until they were getting owned by those who took the time to become good at it, then they hated it again except this time for a different reason. Some players don't like restrictions at all, why not choose a load out of any six weapons prior to event and divide them 2 into primary, 2 into special and 2 into heavy? Doing so could activate a 'dormant' buff. So all weapons would have a primary buff, a special buff and a heavy buff, but those would only activate when placed in those spots. See we can all come up with cool solutions? Most of the DLC's are already done, they are just dropping them with minor tweaks the game is 90% complete so there is a limit to what they can/or will do. I don't think Bungie is that worried about the player base right now. Their biggest worry is when COD:WW2 drops. So reverting back to primary/special/heavy isn't going to make the required difference needed to 'combat' that impending onslaught.

Caution, as someone who has helped contribute to the development of the Torque 3D engine over the past few years, I can tell you right now that your first comment is not accurate. Key points: 1) Wrong, no system is "integral" except something directly related to the engine itself that would require a full re-do of the system, and even then, a larger expansion / title update can sort that out. As for the weapon loadout system, it's far from that, a simple database query can sort out putting the old system back in place (Look at their API, it's all JSON), and tuning the weapons back to D1 values would be nothing more than a statistical processing homework assignment passed off to the sandbox team. 2) This has been something the community yelled at Bungie for back in the beta as a bad idea, so a revert would be far from a backwards step. Players want more choice, not less. This is an RPG hybrid, there needs to be choice. 3) Again, database query. Old gear has had perks adjusted in the past, there is no reason to write this off as something that can be done, and rather easily. 4) The current pushback and player loss far outweigh that. 5) This is simply reverting back to how things worked in D1, if I want to play a certain mission again and again, I should not be time limited to do so. Side Points: 1. D1 had two simple economies, motes and coins. Everything else was redundant, yes and I agree that these should not be brought forward, but simplifying it back to those two would be optimal instead of having these useless tokens everywhere. 2. Easy content for a major expansion (TTK Sized) 3. See above. 4. One new public event that is the "Most rewarding event ever" (sarc) hardly justifies as something new to do in patrol. I'm thinking new activities that are relevant at the endgame, something like heroic lost sectors, or something brand new that hasn't been seen yet. 5. Missing the point, we've had nothing but one endgame PvE activity now for the life of the game (minus PoE), where is the innovation? 8. Let's be serious here, this game is hardly "Complaining about the amount of story content" worthy, they need to start going bigger on their content updates if they want players to hang around. Most people aren't looking for things to be simpler or streamlined, and definitely not in the favor of PvP, which your complaints against my major points clearly have me looking towards your personality as favoring. Deployment of updates are not as limited or far-fetched as you may believe them to be, but I think the huge thing to remember here is that this QA post is about the longer term, not something going to drop at CoO, which is why my major critical points are valid, and something I would need to see happen. I absolutely understand for instance that loadouts won't change with CoO, but it's definitely something that can and should be done before the next DLC drop.

you got to get some hope dude

Well they did complain about weapons , shot guns / snipers . However much I hated shot guns and snipers I think this was a dumb change . All they have to do is put it back as was BUT as it’s always a crucible complaint limit the ammo BUT don’t take away that ammo when you get killed . Pretty simple really .