Here's what I like about Destiny: Imagining I'm mankind's last hope. Except for that guy, and that other guy there, and this other guy, and every other Tom, Dick & Harry I pass on the street. How ferociously the enemies guard their treasure-stuffed strongholds. Like abandoned shacks and bear caves. How determined the enemy is to keep fighting. Just a minute or so after you've killed them, they're back up and at it, in the same place. It makes you truly feel the futility of mankind's plight, when slaughtering the enemy has about as much effect as twisting their nipples. It's a good thing they just stand around and do nothing all day or such resilient foes surely would have overrun the city long ago. The massive scale of the tower, almost as large as my Uncle Mike's back yard. The NPCs' dedication to the cause. They stand in the same place all day and all night and do nothing but give you quests and services. The vastness of the terrain. I stand on the cliffs in the Divide and stare across the distant and forlorn landscape, wondering how I get down there. (Still trying) The depth of the planning and strategy needed to beat bosses. Choosing which variation of "shoot them 2500 times" is best suited for each boss. The sense of danger inherent in battles. If the battle goes badly for me I'll have to run away real fast. If by some miracle the enemy actually kills me I respawn a whole 20 yards away and have to walk back.