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Bearbeitet von chamelious:
7/13/2016 12:49:14 PM
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Petition: STOP taking us out of menus.
Give us the option at least. At this point, it's ridiculous. When fast travelling, being killed in crucible, whenever, STOP TAKING US OUT OF THE MENU.
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Since this post has had a lot of attention, the point was a harmless "petition" just to bring this issue to the forefront (again.
If it can't be done it can't be done, though i seriously doubt whether any of the people claiming that here know for sure.
Its obviously a minor issue, its just a quality of life thing, the kind of the thing that wants ironing out on a huge game with a huge playerbase that play for hours daily.
I really like Destiny. I'd like to see some of all of the things that irk me (and others) fixed. That's all this is about.
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That is really annoying though.
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1 Antworten1st world problems .......
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Bearbeitet von Dr Livingston 9: 7/13/2016 3:04:22 PMWhat if you did not even need to go to the vault in game ? you could click on items and send it to the vault through a menu screen. At the same time be able to get any item from the vault without going to the tower but through a inside menu. It is 2016 not 1992. does not seem like a lot of Ram. I use the app on my computer its so much faster and easier.
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2 AntwortenPETITION: STOP ASKING FOR FIXES FOR MINOR ISSUES. How about that? (down voted)
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maybee they will fix this since rise of iron is only next generation console they will have a easier time. i hate starting with the wrong weapon in crucible on my special ammo and if i change i end up with zero. i should be able to change any weapon and still have enough.
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Because petitions always work right?
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5 AntwortenAnd when you load up a crucible game but you have defender equipped so you switch subclasses and you end up starting the game without a melee or grenade
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YES, SO MUCH OF THIS. Especially when the scores come up in PoE and i'm trying to pop a 3oC or a heavy synth.
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They did that because of the glitch where items would disappear. Back when they first added using the app to move items, if you tried moving it during the loading screens, and it was supposed to appear in your inventory in the times where you couldn't eg in your menu, try item could disappear
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1 AntwortenTake away sprint lock while you are at it as well.
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Yeah, I don't know why such a minor thing bothers me, but it really does. Lol. Every time you are loading into the tower there is a point that it kicks you out of the menu and I curse every single time.
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The one thing I hope they fix by destiny 2
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Lol, so damn irritating!
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Bump. This is annoying as hell.
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4 AntwortenBump. It's frustrating while you're in orbit going to a destination and you get kicked out of the menu two times before landing.
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3 AntwortenBearbeitet von Matt G: 7/13/2016 12:56:18 PMDISAGREE!!! we all know every match making this has to happen, so either get in your menu before match making or wait till you landed...get over it kidd!!
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-blam!- yeah
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Signed !
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Signed! I hate this soo much
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4 AntwortenI hate when I decrypt engrams and I get a package for cryptarch mid decrypting and I open it, AND THEN I have to back out and go back into the cryptarch decrypting screen. [spoiler]small issue, but it's so annoying[/spoiler]
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12 AntwortenFrom what i've gathered that they've said about it, it has to do with the game taking data from their servers. Since your Destiny account is in their servers, not your system, it has to constantly drag info from the servers to your system when switching instances. Them stopping you from checking your inventory has to do with ensuring the integrity of your account in the servers, as people have lost items before by switching items in a certain window of what it now doesn't allow you to. If you switched an item during that time, there was the very real possibility of the item being lost due to certain discrepancies between what you have and what the server has. For example, you switch gun x(equipped) with gun y( not equipped), resulting in y being equipped in the process. It may receive that y was equipped, but x was never accounted for, so poof, no more gun x. Understand im not condoning that we should have these interruptions, im only putting out why it exists, as has been explained by bungie. Where this is from, i can't source as i dont know the source, so believe it, don't, up to you.The point im making is, that if what i've put down is of semblence of what goes on behind the code while throwing around your accounts data in the server from server to system and back, then they would have to create a more streamlined, singular block of you not being in your menu, possibly with a prompt while flying as a circular node with a red X for "you cant go in yet", a green check for "you are good now", as well as a warning ticking down of "prepare to be kicked from your menu", similar in position and function to going to orbit. TL:DR Bungie has those kicks for technical reasons, else you might lose your gear if switching gear when those kick prompts would have been active. It is risky business messing with that, because coding is... unique; stress that idea, coding is the most fickle of fickle mistresses. Possible solution is a singular block of time not being in your inventory, and background processes working here, with visuals in corners while things are going on that say you are about to be kicked from your menus, no inventory access, or inventory accessible, basically.
