I've lost at least two high level Exotics because of this, because I dared to have fun playing Escalation Protocol with my friend and some randos on Mars, and apparently Bungie thinks it's a bright idea to have item limits in Postmaster while also having no notification as to whether Postmaster is full or close to full while you're out and about, while also having no auto-delete of Blues. I always leave at least one slot open on my characters for each weapon or gear type, so I can pick stuff up while in PvE, check them then and there, and dismantle if I don't want to keep it, to prevent my Postmaster getting full. Yet in certain activities and the laggy UI/equipment menu loading on console, it's not like you can always check your gear to make sure you didn't accidentally pick up a Blue that you had every intention of dismantling as soon as you saw it, at least not without holding up your Raid team or whatever it is you were doing. It's kind of strange that Bungie has clearly set up the system in such a way that players are enticed (read: forced) to play different parts of the game and keep us grinding for hours on end (read: addicted via Pavlovian conditioning)... and yet do everything they can to make it so annoying and tedious, not to mention being interrupted by the need constantly worry whether our Postmaster is full, that we lose interest in continuing whatever activity that Bungie clearly want us to play incessantly. It's like the Destiny version of having to go to the washroom. Constantly. It interrupts the flow of gameplay and it doesn't allow players to play the parts of the game they want to play without interruption. If this is Bungie's way of avoiding being put in an actionable position for end users' deep vein thrombosis and carpal tunnel due to failure to take breaks, I would say this system is working perfectly. ;) But if this is Bungie's way of trying to get players hooked on the game so they keep coming back for more... I'd say it's doing the exact opposite, and driving players away. :P In any case, it's not like Blues have random rolls like in D1, so I see _zero_ purpose to continuing to get these when I could just as easily pull them out of Collection (the chances that there are still some Blues I don't have are slim, and regardless I likely wouldn't care if I didn't get it :P) Actually, I would love if they brought back random rolls to Blues (and to everything else :P), as my Black Suros SWB-42 was one of my favourite Rare pulse rifles in D1. Fastest RoF archetype with full auto, what's not to love?

Do y’all remember how in D1, Bungie made it to where whenever you got a green engram, it would automatically turn into either weapon parts or armor materials? I wonder if the same could be applied to D2 but with blue engrams. Like if they’re a certain level below you they would turn into materials, or something along those lines.

Can a blue drop 650? Like lionheart?

In some cases blues drop at or near your light level so you don’t have to give up legendaries all the time. Or at least that’s the case for me.

In destiny 1 they used to auto dismantle i forgot what bungie did but it was a nice change to the game.

There's a blue chest piece for my Warlock that looks gorgeous One mans trash, my dude

For gunsmith materials otherwise the forums would be flooded with "WhY aRe ThErE nO wAyS tO gEt GuNsMiTh MaTs?!?!?)

“Content” “Rewards”

Destiny 1 implemented auto delete on greens lol! Not sure how good an idea to auto delete blues as many use them for PvP or other uses