How would you genius game developers add a deep, meaningful story to Destiny? It's not a corridor shooter. The number of people bitching about cutscenes is enough proof Bungie made the right call. The gameplay stands on its on. A deep story is not needed. Go play Uncharted if you want a traditional story. Or COD if you want more context to your shooters. I have seen plenty of people say the same thing about the story, but none of you listed any alternative. I hate the cutscenes, and I'm glad the DLC used a cinematic we could watch for context, and the missions had zero cutscenes.

1) I'd allow you to name your character. 2) I'd have things actually matter, like I posted [url=http://www.bungie.net/en/Forum/Post/80726054/0/0/1]here[/url]. 3) I'd have something other than every single strike/raid ending with a giant boss that just shuffles from place to place while waves of minions hurl themselves at you. 4) I'd have community challenges, such as "if 3 million hive are killed in a 48 hour period, all users will be rewarded with <something>" 5) I'd plan my expansions to actually expand shit, like having a new planet, or a completely new area of a planet, and I'd have some sort of deep, meaningful back-story to explain the new planet or new area. 6) I'd plan on having some sort of cataclysmic event every year, something that we gear up for. If we pass the event, the world stays the same or gets better. If we fail the event (and it would be hard), the world would change for the worse. First event? Save and reactivate Rasputin. The community would have to band together to do a handful of multi-part tasks, including something raid related, and if, at the end, Rasputin survives, everyone's weapons would get a 100pt dmg buff. If we failed, and Rasputin was lost, the community would have to spend the next year dealing with random public events that spawned inside the tower while you're trying to turn in bounties and refill your ammo syncs. 7) I'd have the factions actually do something other than provide another vendor in the tower. And your faction alignment would matter, and would make both players and NPCs interact with you differently 8) I'd allow player trading of gear 9) I'd expand the classes a little, so that each class has more distinct advantages and drawbacks (just a personal preference, I think what we have today is serviceable) Those are just off the top of my head. There's a TON more that could be done to make this feel like a world where we're fighting a war, instead of just a game that has a grind.

You have some good ideas. Some will be possible in Destiny 2. People expect giant changes to Destiny. It'd be great to have tons of new content. But there's only so much that can be added to the original game. If we were paying monthly fees, we might get bigger chunks of content, but Bungie chose a plan that's more familiar to console gamers. Release game, sell a couple DLCs, and release the next full game. Small changes, bug fixes will happen, but I don't expect WoW level additions to to Destiny.

U can still tell a story without cut scenes. Either they dont have a vision for this universe after their writers left Or theyre really bad at interactive story telling

Do you require all video games to have great stories? There's room for improvement, and I'm sure we'll see improvements over time. Bungie has 10 years of Destiny planned. They'll alter their plan, when possible, if they think it'll make the majority happy. More story should be last on the list. The loot/leveling gear is the main draw. We really need no context to enjoy the game. Maybe you can get some expanded universe books written for Destiny.