As a fan, I wouldn’t make a Destiny 3. I’d keep Destiny 2 alive — but give it a massive, game-changing update. Armor: There would only be one main armor set. Everything else would be ornaments that drop from raids, dungeons, strikes, planets, and PvP. That way, style becomes a reward for effort and dedication. Armor Mods: Each activity would have its own exclusive mods — and they’d only work in that activity. PvP mods for PvP. Raid mods for Raids. Dungeon mods for Dungeons. Simple, focused, and rewarding. Planets: Planets would change every week, like the Dreaming City once did. Each planet would have unique activities, weapons, and armor. You’d have three months to chase them — then the activities and rewards would rotate into something new. Just like the old Escalation Protocol days, where every week felt alive. Weapons: Weapons would have mod slots too, with activity-specific mods you can earn. Some would be rare and powerful, but they’d only work in the activity they drop from. PvP would have its own exclusive mods — only for those who live for the Crucible. Raids: Every six months, raids would get new ornaments and mod rotations to keep them exciting and fresh. And most importantly — I’d bring all the vaulted content back into the game. Every piece of Destiny history deserves to be played again. The game would be 100% free-to-play, with an optional premium pass for cosmetics and extras. Events: There would be world bosses appearing on planets — epic encounters for everyone to join. And smaller mini-events that drop random cosmetics, just for fun. Community Love: Players who help new Guardians through raids or endgame activities would earn exclusive cosmetics — ornaments, emblems, and trackers that prove their kindness and leadership. Vex Portal: I’d add a mysterious Vex Portal in the Tower. Jumping in would throw you into a random activity with random modifiers and locked gear — but with exclusive rewards waiting for those brave enough to face the unknown. And finally… I’d hit the reset button. A complete fresh start for everyone. All Guardians would begin again — max level 40, power 200. A new journey for all. But for those who’ve been here since the beginning — the veterans who gave years of their lives to Destiny — they’d receive something truly special: an exclusive seal, a full armor set, an emblem, and a shader that can never be dropped again. A symbol of their legacy that will live forever in the stars.