Destiny: Player Comes Up With An Intriguing ‘Carrier’ Concept

The concept is a good one, but not from Bungie.

Posted By | On 27th, Dec. 2015

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Since Destiny: The Taken King has launched, Bungie has worked quite hard to make sure there is plenty of new content and new features to keep players coming back. Now, one particular Desinty player has come up with a new concept, as well as some concept art that might help make the game that much better. On Reddit, the poster put his concept out there, adding that while he’s not a huge fan of microtransactions, he thinks if the Destiny development team went and followed his concept, he would actually be able to feel as though the microtransactions were worth the fuss.

The poster came up with an idea for space carriers that would be a central focus of any new content that is put into the game. He even came up with a little bit of art in order to show off what he thought would be a good addition to the Destiny universe. “Carriers are giant ships that act as a Guardian’s private social space. A fireteam of up to 6 can visit the fireteam lead’s Carrier at the same time. You can decorate the interior with furniture, NPCs, banners, etc.” he posted on Reddit. “In the story, it could be incorporated so that Carriers are needed to travel beyond our solar system (a mandatory quest will give every player a basic Carrier).”

On the concept art, the poster said that the carrier wouldn’t only be for Guardians. The idea would have NPCs on the ships as well in order to have someone to interact with. All of this, of course isn’t coming from Bungie so we likely won’t ever see it in this game, but it would be a nice addition for the next iteration of Destiny.


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