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9/5/2016 3:42:14 PM
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I don't get why people are against this.
It makes life easier for the player.
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I just don't understand why us as players can't maintain our inventory ourselves instead of constantly complaining to bungie to maintain our inventory
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Maintaining your inventory implies we can move everything as needed. The problem is we can't move them; they just eat up inventory space in a game where inventory space is limited and a prime concern. We don't expect Bungie to do our inventory for us, but we do expect them to improve our quality of life and give us the necessary tools to do it ourselves.
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How so?
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1. Allow us to move the packages to our vault. Still uses up space, but allows us to use the entirety of our personal inventory. Or 2. Purchasing packages doesn't take up any space at all; the weapon now only fills a slot if you accept it when it's ready. Similar to purchasing any other weapon in the game. I find #2 to be more ideal, but #1 is still good and better than what we have.
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I am just wondering how are you even remotely full with your vault space or even your inventory? The reason I ask is your raid competition is next to nothing and i see you missing some of the quest guns along with your light level isn't even that high.
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Edited by Tyco364: 9/6/2016 6:25:11 AMAnd? Hazing my stats doesn't change anything. I've mained a single character for over a year as a solo player, and could probably count my raid completions on my hand since launch because I consider them worthless wastes of time. And any crucible based quest lines I flat out refuse to do because how trashy this game's PvP is. So please, point out to me where the flying -blam!- does that equate to "inventory space isn't an issue?" as some would put it. Edit: Last I checked, 334 is not a low light level.
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"Lol"
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Point is how many versions of the pve guns do you need to have that uses up your vault space and inventory?
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Enough.
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I have no problems with gun space
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Well said
