I do think it's important for a game to look good. I don't mean graphical fidelity. I'd be impressed if say, in Destiny I could get on all fours and look at my tiny reflection in a single drop of dew on a blade of grass, but it isn't necessary to my enjoyment. A game needs to look good in, rather paradoxically, a way that's both utilitarian and aesthetically pleasing/varied. I want to be able to clearly tell what's what, but I want varied environments with character, character designs that are on average, with occasional exceptions (because variety!) eye-catching without being too noisy/complicated/excessive. All the graphical realism in the world isn't going to engage me if I'm going through a thousand miles of brown maintenance tunnels. As it stands, on a visual level, Destiny looks eye catching, engaging and interesting. And graphically? Even it's Alpha looked fantastic to me!