Good idea but I doubt we will ever see something like this. The purpose of "Orbit" is to off load active connections to the Destiny servers. Adding in a vault to the "Orbit" screen would essentially require an active connection to the Destiny servers. This would defeat the entire purpose of having an "Orbit" screen. Spawning in Tower vs. Orbit would also defeat the purpose of having an Orbit screen. This is a discussion of Convenience vs. Function. Sure it would be convenient to have a vault in orbit, sure it would be convenient to skip a loading screen and get to Tower faster, sure it would be convenient to have an upgradeable ship with quest lines to earn new NPC's who farm planet materials or class crafting materials while you're offline; BUT... these changes are simple not going to be implemented. These changes would require FUNDAMENTAL changes to the way that Destiny is physically coded. Destiny 2? Maybe we will see the beginnings of these changes. Destiny 3? Sure if they get it together these things could be part of the game. But these changes are far to grandiose and unrealistic to be seriously considered. I want a Lamborghini for Christmas because it's so inconvenient that my current car does not have a V-12 engine or suicide doors, but this is an unrealistic request. I'm not bashing the creativity in this post but up voting and hoping this gets pushed through is only going to set you up for disappointment. Look at a simple bug of "Carry More Ammo for 'x' Weapon Type". On the surface this appears like a quick easy fix, but in reality there is probably so much code involved with something like this that it is incredibly difficult simply to identify the bugged code, let along begin to fix it with out crippling the entire system. I have limited if any understanding of coding but my rationale seems pretty common sense. And to the people who will bash and down vote me- go ahead, ignorance is bliss. Understand though that this is THE ONLY online game I have ever played that has had damn near PERFECT stabilization on release day and also patch days. I guess no one remembers World of Warcraft's servers being basically unplayable on release day. Hell they've been doing their do for the last 10 years and when they released Warlords of Draenor the servers were basically broken for 2 days. Bungie has been doing this for 3 months, I played with no issues on release day, and again when the Dark Below dropped. Good with the bad. /rant. Refunds for $0.02 available upon request.