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Edited by BlueNovaCrush:
12/4/2016 4:45:21 PM
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I agree! Bungie wants players to buy all the DLCs, they even, over and over again, bundle and re-bundle the DLCs into high priced packages, so they should provide the necessary space in the Vaults.... and the Vault isn't some magical closet it's just partitioned folders on a Server somewhere at Bungie. Memory is getting Cheaper & Cheaper UPGRADE! Activition has enough money by now, throw Bungie some expanding money.
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Edited by JasperGTR: 12/6/2016 1:56:24 PMBut provisioned correctly, the vault could easily be pictures of items(2d thumbnails), instead of the items itself. I.e. I may not have enough space on my property for 1000 cars, but I have room for a physical photo album of 1000 cars that I can look through before selecting the one car I do have room for. The vault space should always have been at least the total number of combinations for all weapons and armor in all perk combinations. This is a calculated number, and will only increase if Bungie introduces new items (which then increases space). Why would we keep everything if we don't use everything? Because Bungie changes how these items function on a monthly basis, so it allows players to migrate from one season to another.
