So many great ideas keep them rolling. My cover idea is one not like Gears but allows you to flatten into objects sorta like band of brothers. To set up proper cover. Able to use smoke/infrared kinda. Prepare a sniper nest. Useing grenades to set up ambushes or even mines kinda fallout like. Or traps that stop people. Bungie could have for certain Destiny defense missions allow you forge a tiny amount like extra ammo placement. Turret areas. Kinda like Battle Zone II /Forgemode.

Nah, I'd say keep Gears in Gears. I really hope Destiny isn't a cover based game.

[b]Spaceflight and ship.[/b] Let me explain: [i]Controls:[/i] In most of the spacegames you're able to fly a ship. It doesn't matter how big the ship is, most of the time it's point&click or simply using WASD controls (sorry, I'm a PC player. Still hoping.... but that's off-topic). What I would like to see is that the bigger your ship gets, the more crew it would need to operate thus the harder it gets to fly it. Small scouts will do with WASD but larger frigates will need crew that you will have to give orders to. For example damage control where you'll need to give the order to put out a fire or fix something. Or giving the order to man the battlestations which will affect things like speed et cetera. This will make it harder to fly the grandest ships. It will need experience so that not every nutjob can fly these monsters. Also, this way a battle won't be decided by gear alone, but also by strategic insight and leadership over your crew. [i]Crew:[/i] First of all they will be customizable like your own character. Secondly the more crew you have, the more options you'll have to use them. Such as joining you on missions (see 'Hangar bay' below) or just walking by your side as an escort through town. Max 1, else it would be too crowded. [i]Hangar bay[/i] To store your acquired vehicles. Bought and/or stolen, air, ground and/or sea. You can customize them inside your hangar bay (when acquired an engineer for crew) and use them when landing on a planet. You will be able to assign crew when you have multiple seats. [i]Escape pods[/i] Just awesome. More info here: http://www.bungie.net/en-us/Forum/Post?id=60227381 In other words. Bringing depth to your ship. It probably will be your home for the next ten years if I have to believe Bungie (9 for me because well.. the PC thing). So don't let it be just some vessel.

[b]Languages.[/b] Let me explain: We have multiple confirmed enemies in Destiny. It would be a shame if it all was just black and white. The enemy is the enemy so I shoot it. No. It should be more than that. It is not uncommon for enemies to trade with each other. If you look at our own history you'll see many examples. Like the 80-year war between Spain and the Netherlands. They were also trading with each other to maintain their own war expenses. It would be nice to have something like this in Destiny. But simply walking over to a Cabal to start trading isn't the way. For this to do you will need to go to some neutral trading post. But before you are able to trade you will need to learn the [u]language[/u]. And how do you do that? Well.. You'll have to be around them, allot. This means killing them, invading their bases and homes to learn more about them. Every once in a while you'll loot a diary for example that you can use to learn a little bit more about their background, beliefs, habits and language. The higher level of a certain language you reach, the more you can trade and the cheaper the prices will be. It doesn't mean you will be allies all of a sudden, you are still the enemy. This way you'll be able to acquire a Pike for example, or a Spider Tank.

I have seen this in some games like Sim City but I would like to see the economy actually matter in Destiny. Do we renforce our walls or sow crops? Do we train more soldiers or fix our walls? Do we feed ourselves or train our soldiers? I want big things like that to matter, even if we only have an indirect effect on it. I just want to know how difficult it is to survive. I want to hear news reports (similar to ME or Virgil in ODST) about the lively-hood of the last city and how we are faring. I want something worth fighting for, even if it's personal.

Legit puzzles as a regular part of gameplay. It's one thing to go on missions and have to take objective A and recover that important doo-hickey or thing-a-ma-bob, but in a dynamic universe, that can get old really fast (think Spartan Ops). To keep things interesting it would be refreshing if players are challenged to figure out some of the mysteries of the Destiny's Universe. I mean if puzzles aren't your thing, it doesn't have to be incorporated into everything. You can always wait till people figure stuff out. I just feel Bungie's always done a great job with their ARG's to build hype for their games. I would like to see them start integrating this into gameplay and make it dynamic, so that new ones are continually being added.

is a first-person shooter game, my favorite but it would be good if there was a zone of peace is a map room where pedas be free and walk and talk to people before playing but not without leaving the reality of a shooter game and not change much and in those areas to buy weapons or even create clans discuss issues and meet people with the same interests

ability to gamble on PvP matches so that people can literally make money by playing Destiny online

I'd like to see orbital bombardment and a drop system from space like I describe in these threads. http://www.bungie.net/7_Artillery-strikes-from-space/en-us/Forum/Post?id=60306992&path=1 http://www.bungie.net/7_A-drop-system-from-space/en-us/Forum/Post?id=60299041&path=1

I think they should have two different types of Melee attacks... one involving your hand/weapon in your hand and your foot, like kicking in a few different ways depending on how you are turned and where you are attacking...