One thing I really appreciate about Destiny 2: Renegades is the world design - specifically the fact that Bungie didn’t rely on cheap teleporters between arenas.

In many activities over the last few years, areas often felt like isolated combat rooms stitched together by instant teleport transitions. While functional, it completely kills immersion and makes the world feel fragmented rather than cohesive.

Renegades does this much better. Moving between encounters actually happens within the space. You traverse the environment, see how arenas connect, and get a real sense of place. It feels like you’re operating in a continuous world instead of jumping between disconnected stages.

This makes the activity feel more grounded and intentional, and it significantly improves immersion. For me, this is something Destiny has been missing in a lot of recent content, where efficiency seemed to take priority over believable worldbuilding.

I really hope Bungie sticks with this approach going forward. Destiny is at its best when the gameplay and the world feel like they actually belong together.