There are many issues with the current set up, which are really simple quality of life things. 1. The only items that should be in the Quest logger other than Quests are the Synthesiser and the Chalice. Ballistic logs, Small gifts, etc., are items not Quests. Because there in the Quests section, you can’t even move them to your Vault. 2. Remove the limit on Quests completely. I vaguely understand having a limit on Bounties, but to have a shared limit is ridiculous. The amount of Quests one gets at the beginning of the Season makes it very difficult to get much more than one activities worth of Bounties. This is compounded if you still have leftover Quests from previous Seasons, or are a New Light player and are swamped by even more new ones. 3. Add an additional page to each of the Inventory sections. With the large variety of tokens, materials (some that seem to have no use), Boons, buff items, Quest required items, and everything else, that are currently in the game, there has to be more slots. I can understand if there is a concern for accessibility, but that has to be weighed alongside user experience. If it would make things easier for us, instead of having to transport things to and fro from the Vault, then I think we can handle having to navigate to a second overflow within the section. 4. If I select a sorting method, I would like it to actually remember said sorting method. Currently I have to switch it to the sorting method I want every time I go into the Director or Inventory menu. 5. We need more than 10 slots per Gear slot. With the amount of activities there are, and also now there’s Elemental class armour, it’s simply just not enough slots. I’m constantly trading armour and weapons to and from my Vault for different activities, and I’m not even talking a Raid specific load out here. 6. Inline with directly above, allow the creation of Hot-swappable loadouts in the app. I understand that there are one or two Third-Party apps that do this, but I don’t like having to constantly switch to different apps to be able to have access to a function I do love the game, and I love seeing how you constantly improve the fine details. As a small details guy, they matter a lot to me.