I know the best solution is to put everything in the game for free and have 0 microtransactions, but we all know that is never going to happen in Destiny 2 - so here is my pitch for how to fix the microtransaction model. First: Remove all current eververse items and add them as rewards to the game. Second: Turn Tess in to a vault space vendor that you can buy vault space for real money. Huh? Vault space for real money?! What am I thinking?! I think this could benefit the Destiny community more than you think at first. Benefits for Bungie: This allows Bungie to keep a micro transaction model in the game while addressing the vault space issue. For the players: By making the vault space the main source of micro transactions for Bungie, this incentivizes Bungie to continue to add earnable content to the game. Why? Because by having more content in the game, increases our need for vault space. So the collector types can buy more vault space with money, because they are PLAYING the game and earning more loot than they can manage. And those that don't collect, can keep the current vault space and still have stuff to earn, but may eventually still hit the vault space cap due to having way more content in the base game. So what about bright engrams?! I think Bright engrams can still have a place, this is with making them SHADERS ONLY. I think what is missing from the shader system is adding in exotic shaders that give unique effects, such as adding a taken effect to your armor pieces with an exotic shader. Keeping stuff like this in Bright Engrams still makes them rewarding, but allows regular shaders for normal in game customization but adds an extra incentive to grind Bright Engrams to make yourself look like the cream of the crop of guardians. I understand this maybe divisive in the community as vault space is a hot topic, but I think this may actually be the best way to go to get content in the game and increase vault space whilst benefiting both parties.