Here, the lower floors of skyscrapers in a frozen city ruled by machines become like dungeons.

The appearance here of a flooded Chicago location would seem to indicate that it is not the last, safe city.

Abandoned craft in the Cosmodrome.

The hangar where players will store their personal spaceships migrates from the space station in orbit to the tower beside the city.

The base of the tower where players will congregate and prepare to go out adventuring.

The thick walls around humanity's last safe city on Earth emphasizes the dangers that lurk beyond.

Bungie's concept of the center of Destiny's world crystallizes in this image of the mysterious alien artifact known as The Traveler hovers above the last human city where players will make their home.

The ruins of Chicago have been mentioned, but I'm still not sure where Destiny's last city is.

Shifting back towards the middle ground between science fiction and fantasy, Bungie moves the center of Destiny's world back to a city on the surface of Earth, where they could merge the familiar and the strange, the science fictional and the fantastic.

One constant element for the center of Destiny's sci fi world was a hangar where players would keep their personal spaceships.