As a Gear, I'm all for gruesome executions. Shove that beautiful chainsaw bayonet into your opponent's stomach and fire it up to make a juicy cavity. Let that gun of theirs be a nice surface to prop their head up against before you stomp your weight into it like you're trying to kick start an old 500cc dirtbike. You get the picture. If you want things like that though, they need to do more than look pretty; they need to serve a purpose. It works well in Gears because of the Down but Not Out model. You go down before you die, allowing you to crawl over to an ally, or frantically crawl away from an enemy. The execution move put you at risk to finish off an opponent that, in some game modes, can't be killed any other way. Destiny doesn't follow this model though, so executions would put you at risk for no real reason. A few points at the end of a match? Those don't mean a lot if you get impaled by an enemy bayonet while trying to look cool. There needs to be meaning behind the gore, a reason for it to be there that works into the story, not just fan service that adds no real value to the game. As for the language, I've never seen a call for it. Even in fear or reaction, swearing tells me more that the person can't really handle the situation rather than getting me to make a connection with them. Swearing in basic conversation is used to forcibly draw attention to yourself. As I see it, if you can't make a point without that easy button to show off how important your words are, then your point probably can't carry its own weight and isn't important enough for me to pay attention to in the first place. Now for romance. Love is complexly simple. No matter what you do, or give, or show, or say, the most powerful things, the things that will hit the hardest, are the smallest things. The little gestures. The time you give. Sure, you can go the easy route of "adult" love. Start off simple yet obvious: finish each others sentences, always smile around each other, sneaking off to do unseen things, and so on. Later on, an M rated game would allow for making out in public, climbing all over each other, maybe even some kind of sex scene if not too much skin is shown for too long. But does that show you how deep the relationship is, or just how open and active it is? Does doing that make you see that they love each other? Or would it say more for one to sit by the other if they are trapped or injured, bringing them food and keeping their wounds clean between times of combat? Does it say more to have one person nervously slip their fingers into the hand of the other, only for that hand be lifted to meet them halfway and embrace the gesture? You don't need "adult" content to show love, just the ability to understand the significance behind those small actions. [spoiler]I once had someone make a request similar to this. He failed to understand that meaningful content was need to improve the game rather than shocks and fan service that he demanded through things such as naked female raid bosses, crucible announcers swearing, and pointless gore.[/spoiler]

Shaxx says bastard

There's this thing called professionalism...

If Destiny were a virtual reality, like Sword Art Online, I think this game would be 100x better :3 we're not scared because we're safe and not taking the small pain we would feel if its getting shot stabbed or something else? Blown up? Falling to your death? We would have more individuality instead of looking the same <.<

every game is better with a little blood and sex.

Rated M for massive failure

Online interactions not rated by ESRB right?

I'd love it. Not for what you mentioned, but to increase th average age of the fan base. These kids man, lol. I can't handle how illogical they are.

Just the forums