Hi Guardians,
I’ve noticed that when we share strategies on the forum, the ideas are great, but often scattered. Some posts focus on weapon loadouts, others on positioning, and a few on team coordination, but it can be hard to connect them into a clear takeaway. I’d like to recommend a simple improvement to bring more consistency and value to these conversations.
We could experiment with a community framework like das systems to organize our strategies. Imagine if every post included three core points: first, the gear or setup being used, second, the tactics for the encounter, and third, a short reflection on how it worked. This would make it easier for players to compare approaches and learn from each other without having to sort through unstructured replies.
PlanetDestiny.com already does a fantastic job of hosting deep discussions and sharing knowledge. Adding a framework like this could help new players quickly pick up proven tactics, while also giving veterans a way to refine and showcase their methods in a more organized way.
I recommend we try this in future scenario-based threads. What do you think—would a structured system like this make our strategy discussions more useful?
I’ve noticed that when we share strategies on the forum, the ideas are great, but often scattered. Some posts focus on weapon loadouts, others on positioning, and a few on team coordination, but it can be hard to connect them into a clear takeaway. I’d like to recommend a simple improvement to bring more consistency and value to these conversations.
We could experiment with a community framework like das systems to organize our strategies. Imagine if every post included three core points: first, the gear or setup being used, second, the tactics for the encounter, and third, a short reflection on how it worked. This would make it easier for players to compare approaches and learn from each other without having to sort through unstructured replies.
PlanetDestiny.com already does a fantastic job of hosting deep discussions and sharing knowledge. Adding a framework like this could help new players quickly pick up proven tactics, while also giving veterans a way to refine and showcase their methods in a more organized way.
I recommend we try this in future scenario-based threads. What do you think—would a structured system like this make our strategy discussions more useful?