Hello Bungie, I’m writing this as a player who truly cares about Destiny. I love the universe, the gameplay, and the enormous potential the game still has. First I want to be clear about one thing. I don’t hate destination-specific abilities. They are creative and fun in the right context. The problem is that they can’t be used outside their destinations. When abilities are locked to specific locations, they feel like a preview rather than a true part of our Guardian’s power. I dont think you should prioritize the destination abilities in the future. D2 does not feel complete without av3rd darkness subclass. That’s why I sincerely hope you consider this instead. • Completing the system with the final darkness subclass. • Giving the Light subclasses their missing aspects. • Expanding every subclass with more grenades, melee abilities, aspects, fragments and supers, so they can truly feel unique and give us variety within the subclasses. • More gear with subclass-verb traits. • Even more vault space. (I think crafting can help with this. I personally loved the weapon crafting, and i wish we could get it back. And let us invest even more in them, so that we could upgrade them to T5 power. And unlock more origin-traits. And i would love a transcendence-like mechanic for every subclass. I wish we could keep adding more subclasses for both light and dark in the future. And i really love the fast, powerful ability meta we have now, and i would like to keep it that way. Just as important, Destiny deserves a deep, exciting, and memorable campaign. A story that takes its time, builds its characters, and lets us truly feel the weight of the conflict. And once the campaign ends, we need an endgame that feels meaningful, challenging, and worthy of the time we invest. And where we can show of our buildcrafting skills. Destiny is at its best when it feels complete—when story, abilities, and endgame come together as one cohesive experience. We dont need more stuff in Eververse. We need fun to chase. Thank you for continuing to build a universe that so many of us have spent years living in. See you among the stars