SHORT VERSION 1. Real deep storytelling 2. A truly large open world to play in 3. RNG that has a better drop rate and makes more sense based on what we are doing LONG VERSION 1. Deeply developed story. This is very important, especially focusing on backstory so we can understand the overall universe better. The story in TTK was actually good, but it fell flat for me because there isn't really any clearly developed context or backstory to set it in. Here's an example. I'm a huge Lord of the Rings fan. Fabulous story! What if all we got was The Two Towers? Wouldn't that take something huge away from it? As a stand alone book, the Two Towers storytelling is fantastic, but without The Fellowship of the Ring, would we really understand what is going on??? NO! This is why TTK's story fell flat for me. No context. Essentially, while the TTK story was told well (Nathan Fillion as Cayde-6 was FABULOUS in the narrative), I still don't really understand everything that is going on. We need critical backstory so we can better understand why we are fighting this war and what is going on in the larger Destiny universe. 2. Truly massive open world's. In Skyrim, you have villages to explore. Heck, the one map in Skyrim's Dragonborn DLC is larger than all of Destiny's maps combined. A Skyrim DLC has more to do that everything in Destiny to date. In the wilds there are wandering bands of merchants, explorers, bandits, etc. We need Destiny to have more elements of a truly open world. Dead Orbit has a fleet? Why don't we ever run into their members on Mars or another planet? That kind of thing needs to be added. In Skyrim you run into random people both in towns and in the open wilds who need you to help them get their family heirloom back or find their child ... or even find their missing goat. Destiny needs this kind of element in a truly massive open world. Heck, we've got whole planets to work with so there is quite literally the potential for open world's ... 3. We all know how bad RNG in Destiny is. Kill Oryx and he graciously takes 20 shards and give you two back. Unless you run challenge mode, you may get nothing but shards the entire raid. RNG makes no sense in Destiny. Rewards should absolutely match what you are doing. In Skyrim if I kill a dragon ... I get dragon loot, period. In Skyrim if I kill a mountain goat, I get goat stuff. Loot makes sense in Skyrim. It needs to make sense in Destiny, too.

Bethesda

New developer...

Space combat. (SPACE KOMBAT?)

VR support

Dedicated severs, better netcode, stability, better gear appearance, less nerfs, having the story/lore in the game, equal PVE/PVP content, real new content, better communication, Bungie using their forums rather than external sites. I could go on, but the list would be too big.

1080@60

Fairness

A GOOD LOOT SYSTEM