Bungie has been listening to player feedback and implementing changes to Destiny 2 that fans have been asking for, some for years. This includes adding a horde mode, bringing back classic exotic missions, enabling cross-account power gains, and allowing friends to auto-power up to play together. The company is now asking players what else they want, showing a willingness to listen to both players and developers and address concerns that were previously ignored.
Players are suggesting additional improvements such as unlimited transmog, eliminating the cap on earned transmog each season, upgrading world drop armor, implementing armor/weapon encounter chests in dungeons or raids, and adding a ping system for communication. They also want Bungie to bring back missing planets that were previously deleted from the game, such as strikes associated with those zones. The return of the Tribute Hall for weapon testing and more face cosmetic options are also on the wishlist.
Fans are calling for new Gambit maps, as the activity is still fun but lacks resources and attention from developers. They also want new Onslaught maps, modes, and loot to be added to the game to keep it fresh and engaging. While players are excited about the changes Bungie has made recently, they are hopeful that the company will continue to address their concerns and suggestions to improve the overall gaming experience.
Overall, the Destiny 2 community is optimistic about the direction Bungie is taking with the game and the changes that have been implemented. Players appreciate the company’s willingness to listen to feedback and make adjustments accordingly. The future of Destiny 2 looks promising as Bungie continues to engage with players and consider their suggestions for further improvements to the game. Fans are hopeful that their wishlist items will be addressed in future updates to enhance their gaming experience.
