For those who are new, in D1 we had the fully customizable, unlockable subclasses for your characters that you levelled up by just using them and earning XP. I'm advocating to have this brought back, as the trees have hurt the customizability of your character, and your attachment to your builds. The best feeling of Destiny 1's customization was that you were able to choose what melee ability you wanted, along with your grenades, and choose how your super worked, while still being able to choose how much mobility, toughness, and recovery you had along with subclass ability synergy perks. A lot of the later tree perks worked extremely well for chaining abilities together and working for your advantage while you needed to get your super charged, and often times helped with the process. I want the game to go back to this system, but also expand on it, making it more flushed out and just have better chaining abilities. With Bungie's addition of class abilities, they have more options for these perks that they can add to the game. Edit: Just as a clarification, I DON'T want Bungie to bring back Destiny 1's customization as it is. I want them to take the idea and expand upon it for future releases. They can still do multiple supers with the system per subclass, but they also need to do a much better job of balancing in their sandbox to avoid D1's issues of certain perks being just the only good one. One example that I'm thinking is making the perks more specific than a generic all around perk. Like Backstab from Blade Dancer being activated only if you're undetected. Edit 2: I just made another post about new exotics and how standard they've become. Here's the link if anyone would like to give their opinions. https://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/251015976?sort=0&page=0 Edit 3: Since people don't know what expanded upon means, I don't want everyone to run the same perks. I want the perks to be more diverse than we had in D1, and definitely than in D2. I want more perks possible to be chosen, more like an RPG instead of the poor excuse we had in D1. As always, I look forward to seeing everyone's comments and thoughts in this thread.