I am constantly deleting stuff that has one bad perk and I only keep one piece of every armor, none of my armor is duplicates, I am constantly reevaluating my wepons, trying to hold on to only God teir stuff, year one player, still struggling with vault space, trying to get my light up, trying hard to hoard exotic engrams, I spend two hours playing and one hour managing my vault this Iron banner added more stuff to my bulging vault, I am willing to pay for vault space, haven't picked up my record book rewards yet, here's 100 dollars bungie now give me my vault space.!

Why don't they just add legendaries to the weapon and armour consoles... Problem fixed

Tess will soon sell vault space I bet.

I'm sure they care but last gen console limitations are restricting storage space. If bungie left old gen alone and gave us new gen Console users more vault space that would be great.

All the rare/uncommon armor needs to be infusable to create more diversity.

Seems like a polarizing issue - with a lot of dissenters and people saying "It's just 1's and 0's, what's the big deal? Who cares? I just don't get it." Exactly. You don't. And you don't have to, you can continue playing the game your way and will be minimally affected at worst, no matter what happens. But it [b]IS[/b] a big deal, and SpookyGarrison cares, and [b]I care[/b], and I know there are others. The reasons vary, but are important to each of us. For me, I love the novelty of looking at the different designs of weapons and armor as the game goes on. If it were practical, I would save a full suit of every type of armor - from the first set your Ghost makes to Firebreak 1.0 to Toruda 2.0 to Garuda 1.1 on my Titan, and the same for every character. Somewhere, at some point, an artist designed these armors, and the visual differences are interesting and often cool. I love being able to equip a full set and see how its pieces fit together, then mix and match to see if I can come up with a more appealing combo. Add that each set of armor reacts differently to Shaders in how the color is applied to which parts... Forget for a moment that someone MADE that, an artist created it, a programmer implemented it, etc. Forget that It does them a disservice not to appreciate their efforts by checking it out. Aside from that even, I [b]enjoy [/b]checking out the variations. While not affected by Shaders, weapons have a similar diversity in design. Each DLC and the expansion has seen a new major "theme" in weapon construction - look at a vanilla Hand Cannon and a TTK one - there is a noticeable difference in the base construction. The same goes for all types, and within each type there are multiple variables that can change as well - different grips, barrel lengths, casings and attachments, chamber configuration/magazine placement (behind the trigger or in front) and shape (curved, straight, part of the stock), and more. Not to say anything of the scattered few "unique" designs that - while not as flashy as an Exotic - are not repeated on other weapons at all. So, yeah, I held on to my rare year 1 "NIFTY_BISCUIT" and "Sir Issac" Hand Cannons and my "Echo 33" Pulse Rifle until JUST recently - because they had a neat appearance, and moreover - interesting fluff. Which brings me to my last point - the fluff/flavor text. I am sure that there are databases out there that list all the items and include the flavor text. Some are funny, or are pop culture references (There are a number of examples, but a stand out is: "TFWPKY 1969" with its text of "...and if it doesn't, the bullets surely will." This is a reference to a line from the 1969 movie Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid - with the guns name being an acronym for the first half of the quote: "The Fall Will Probably Kill Ya..."), and many provide a line or two of insight to the larger Destiny world. Like Halo before - Bungie has already invested a substantial amount of time into the greater "Lore" of the Destiny universe. I don't want to start a conversation about its presentation here (Vanilla story, Quests, new cut-scenes, Grimoire, etc), but there is a rich and detailed world here with a lot of information available - if you want to dig for it. If you don't, then that's fine, there also happens to be a good game out in front. Obviously, I am one of the sort who absolutely [i]thrives [/i]on all of the background stuff. Finding a hint about how Exo's refer might to themselves (the "Echo 33" rare Pulse Rifle's text reads: "Negative. We will hold until overrun. Echo 3-3, signing off." Does that indicate that Saint-14 would say his name as "Saint One Four"?), insight into the Cabal (the rare Auto Rifle "Problem 78F" reads "Cabal military codes allegedly refer to 'death by multiple gunshots' as 'Problem 78, Subsection F'."), and more. Obviously, fluff/flavor text/lore applies to armor as well. Piecing together the breadcrumbs from various armor pieces or even sets can tell us a lot about different Titan and Warlock Orders, important historical battles, legendary Guardians who are no longer around (for one reason or another) and much more. As certain as I am that these are reason enough for [b]me [/b]to want more space, to have a fuller collection, I am [b]equally [/b]sure that there are many more reasons to want this - perhaps as many reasons as people who desire it. So, really, this isn't likely to change anyone's mind - the people who sneer and say "It's just a game" will continue to do so, smug in their certainty that they are somehow better than those of us who become invested in this intricate world (and others like it). A great many didn't care before, and won't care now. And to those who get it - I'm just preaching to the choir. But, hey - I am one more voice of assent, so - you're not alone! =) At the end of the day, my sincerest hope is that we all can have fun, enjoy the creation Bungie has offered us each in our own way, and still feel able to voice the things about this world we wish were better - be it more vault space, better loot drops, PVP balance or whatever else might make the experience a more enjoyable one for YOU. Good luck out there Guardians.

They should do blueprints for all legendary weapons and armor. From Y1 to Y2 and so on. That would give the feeling of not permanently deleting treasured gear. Raid gear will get their own tab, Crucible gets their own, and Vanguard gets them as well. You can pile up all gear from Vanilla, The Dark Below, and House of Wolves. Give re-rolling to Y1 weapons so that way when they repurchase their favorite weapons and armor they can get perks that will be random at their behalf. Obviously Y1 weapons will be 170 light and below so it doesn't interfere with current ToO or Iron Banner competition but at the same time they can enjoy normal crucible. I feel like this is a reasonable request and if player are buying these emotes, that money can go toward making this happen.

This is why I think they should have created an end game kiosk for raid armor and weapons. Most of my vault is taken up by old raid gear. Most of us are a little skeptical of deleting it considering how hard it was to get it. The skepticism comes from Bungie suddenly saying, "Oh, we've decided to actually do something with your old raid gear", but now it's all deleted. I care less about the sparrow and ship kiosks.

The giant iPads all along the tower are there for collectors and if it's not an item from there you might want to see a psychologist about your hoarding, cause there is enough room in vaults to have one of every legendary raid and strike specific drop and more.

Bungie i'm sure wants to give more vault space but at the moment when TTK dropped they took a bunch of features like previewing weapons and armour in vault just to make enough memory to put in vault space this is due too the lack of "power" old gen consoles have. Can't just make shit appear in a game and not expect it to take up extra room. Sorta like how the vault is now. Full.

Keep a few of your year 1 guns and dismantle the rest. Just let go of them, you don't need them anymore and their not doing anything useful in your vault.

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You misspelled hoarder.

No... End long rant.. That is all...

A collector is their demographic when making Destiny-themed paraphernalia. They're the one's that are guaranteed to buy their products, so they want to cater to them as much as possible. This is how literally all "themed merchandise" is sold and where the majority of most companies', with a few exceptions, revenue comes from as the products sold are typically expensive. [i]The more you know...[/i]

I like how they added the kiosks so you don't have to store sparrows, emblems or exotics.